Sentence examples for accommodate that change from inspiring English sources

I would like to help the educational systems accommodate that change.

We won't be able to accommodate that change by making the world look more like Vermont.

"If the international football community reaches a consensus to move the event to an alternate date, we are able to accommodate that change.

So now a group composed mostly of British scientists wants to amend the geological record to accommodate that change.

"If the international football community reaches a consensus to move the event to an alternate date, we are able to accommodate that change," it read.

But then you need to think of how the regulations can change to accommodate that.

Architecture is not like fashion; buildings are meant to last, and if necessary renovated to accommodate the changes that naturally occur over time.

Work on the single-point urban interchange, costing $29.4 million (equivalent to $millionn in ), was completed in 1993 to accommodate the changes that were made to SR 509 through Tacoma.

Then you have to accommodate that absence, make changes.

The abdominal wall muscles are forced to relax to accommodate this change, and that causes abdominal distention and bloating.

Even if a declaration allowed Mr. Price to, say, waive rules that limit Medicaid reimbursement for inpatient addiction treatment (lawyers disagree about whether this is the case), it's unlikely that treatment centers would expand to accommodate changes that will soon expire.