Sentence examples for accommodate the continuing from inspiring English sources

The company said it had extended the bid to accommodate the continuing regulatory review in Britain and in the United States.

Currently, it houses four terminal facilities to accommodate the continuing growth of air passengers.

Turkish authorities are now building two new camps capable of holding 20,000 people to accommodate the continuing flow of refugees, the agency said.

By the late 20th century the old complex of buildings in the rue de Richelieu could no longer accommodate the continuing expansion of the collections.

"If we do not change the '08 law and have to accommodate the continuing flood of people coming across the border, the HHS [Health and Human Services] portion of the expenditure is going to skyrocket," Rogers said.

Instead, City simply reshuffled to accommodate the numerical disadvantage, continued to attack, and scored a fourth late in the match.

For Merkel, the continuing need to accommodate the UK through compromise was part of that same historic mission to build a peaceful Europe.

Greater awareness of attendees' expectations may allow grand rounds planners to better accommodate the learners' perspective, potentially making continuing education activities more attractive and inviting.

The museum closed in July to accommodate the construction, though the school continued its operations.

Election officials kept the polls open an extra two hours to accommodate the crowds, and the voting continues Thursday.

Must we continue to accommodate the employer-based system, not to mention the powerful insurance industry deeply embedded in America's uniquely inefficient health care delivery system?