Sentence examples for accommodate that growth from inspiring English sources

To accommodate that growth, officials said, they are working to bring in schools, sewers, parking spaces and other infrastructure improvements, including lighting and trees along Hillside Avenue.

Moreover, Ms. Gaudiani said, new roads and infrastructure were needed to accommodate that growth and the traffic to a newly opened state park on the river.

The company has also made some new hires and expanded its operations in Nashville to accommodate that growth.

It also will be looking to hire more talent to accommodate that growth and "accelerate partnerships" with patient-centered digital health, life science and medical device companies.

Scalability is defined as the ability of the system to handle growing amount of work load in a capable manner or its ability to be enlarged to accommodate that growth.

Mr. Juliano said the expansion was needed just to accommodate the growth that has already taken place.

"You can't build things fast enough here," said Mr. Norman, 37. "But without the air traffic, how do we accommodate the growth that wants to come here?" Before November 1998, there were plenty of flights to Reno, most of them flown by Reno Air, an independent carrier that had grown to serve a large chunk of the West.

For one thing, West Orange could not accommodate that kind of growth.

The study states that to accommodate the growth forecast of two million persons over the next 25 years, the status quo urban sprawl will cast an estimated $90 billion in supporting capital investment for new municipal infrastructure.

"How to accommodate the growth of visitors is something that's on everyone's mind, and the Chinese are a very big piece of that," said Paul Roll, director of the Paris Tourism Office.

But that warehouse can no longer accommodate the growth in Web sales generally, let alone the orders for items like large pants and maternity clothes that the Gap sells only online.