Sentence examples for accommodate the return from inspiring English sources

The other positional change sees Maxime Médard move to the right wing, in place of Malzieu, to accommodate the return of Traille at full-back.

That target may be raised slightly to accommodate the return of Indonesia, which produces about 900,000 barrels a day, but considering Opec has consistently overproduced, the target is relatively meaningless.

Nick Barmby will definitely not be risked after damaging an ankle at Prenton Park and Gary McAllister may stand down to accommodate the return from suspension of Dietmar Hamann.

Ever since we knew the date of his return, Partner and I have been having anxious discussions about how to rearrange the house to accommodate the returning traveller.

WASHINGTON — For the second day in a row, the Mets were shuffling their roster, this time to accommodate the returns of outfielder Jason Bay and reliever Pedro Beato from the disabled list.

Ben Duckett, who made two half-centuries in Bangladesh, was left out of the squad to accommodate the returning captain, who has scored two half-centuries in his past 13 innings.

The 60-year-old recalled keeper David Stockdale in place of Maarten Stekelenburg and moved Johnny Heitinga to right-back to accommodate the returned Fernando Amorebieta partnering Brede Hangeland at centre-back.

"But I couldn't let it get to me completely because I knew I had to help the team at the plate and, sure enough, I did". Chapjian, a Hoover High graduate, began the game at second base — a switch from third to accommodate the returning Nick Bozeman.

Carter will note that change, as he might the shift of Lawes from the back row to the second row, accommodating the return of Jamie Gibson at flanker.

The foundation has also been a major source of funds for new university buildings, including dormitories to accommodate the flood of returning GIs after World War II.

With that said, when presented with a tradeoff that researchers might make to accommodate the costs of returning results (lengthening the time to scientific discovery), a large majority preferred to minimize the adverse effects on research - 84% would prefer to receive a small number of actionable results (60%) or no results at all (24%) in order to avoid significantly slowing research progress.