Sentence examples for accommodate the future from inspiring English sources

Lambie-Mumford's study was based on 25 in-depth interviews with a range of food bank staff and volunteers in 2012 and 2013 and found many food banks were adapting to demand by scaling up food collection and storage provision "to accommodate the future trajectory of need".

In order to accommodate the future increase of primary beam intensity delivered by the new LINAC4 H− driver to the Proton Synchrotron Booster (PSB) [2] and from this to ISOLDE, a major study is being carried out to upgrade the existing designs of the ISOLDE target and its supporting infrastructure.

As one of the oldest 400-series freeways, several vintage overpasses have been demolished in recent years to accommodate the future expansion of Highway 400 to a ten-lane freeway in the section from Vaughan to Barrie.

The current RAEs are not well-structured to accommodate the future complexity of knowledge representation, because they were built to support the current state of the rule content, which is primarily if-then logic and some of the user interfaces were customized to match Partners' local terminology (see Figure 3).

Karen Curtin, director for Bicester at Cherwell District Council, said: "With up to 6,000 new homes due to be built over the next 20 to 30 years it is important to ensure that the facilities are in place to accommodate the early and future residents of north-west Bicester.

Having a flexible, integrated authoring environment that is not content specific would require an underlying extensible knowledge representation model that is able to accommodate the present and future knowledge.

Parks officials, he added, are not likely to accommodate the riding in the future.

But Amaro tried to accommodate the present and the future by hanging on to his best young players and instead made a deal to get Lee from Cleveland.

That approach would better reflect the realities of today's digital technologies and accommodate the technologies of the future.

Therefore, the assumption about the upper limit of the working age at 65 years can to a certain extent accommodate for the future increase in the real age at retirement.

I think we can very much accommodate the British Open in the future".