Sentence examples for accommodate the practical from inspiring English sources

The governments of our estranged European allies, led by reality-based statesmen, will do their best to accommodate the practical fact of a second Bush term.

There is more than a hint of dualism in the notion that some better self – the term seems fair – has to be distracted by ingratiating pleasures to accommodate the practical business of biology.

The Conventuals, on the other hand, while recognizing this ideal, were prepared to compromise in order to accommodate the practical needs of a large, organized religious order; they were by far the majority of the order.

However, due to potential loss of sample size in each stratum, there may be the need to adjust the parameters of the machine, such as the terminal node size in a random forest, to accommodate the practical issues of fitting the model accurately.

However, until communities can accommodate the health and practical needs of formerly incarcerated individuals, health gains made during incarceration (e.g., HIV risk, HIV treatment, mental health, addiction) will continue to be lost once former inmates return to the community (Draine et al. 2005).

The manual provided a simple script for the peer educators to follow for each session with accompanying visual resources and practical exercises to accommodate the potential low literacy of participating parents.

Humean proponents of structural approaches to practical reason have attempted to accommodate the rational criticism of individual ends, without departing from the spirit of Zweckrationalität, by expanding their view to encompass the totality of an agent's ends.

The agenda is still in dispute, and there are practical concerns, like finding a venue willing to accommodate the expected demonstrations.

However, this system is currently dysfunctional and fails to accommodate the informal settlements where pit latrines and open defecation are widespread (Practical Action 2010).

Mr Clark urged the government to "do a U-turn" and accept that Heathrow "is really the only practical solution to expanding our hub airport... to accommodate the demands of both business and pleasure aviation requirements in the future".

The NIF addresses these issues by providing an overarching and practical framework for unified resource representation and access, designed to accommodate the diversity of current neuroscience resources.