Sentence examples for accommodate their own from inspiring English sources

In North Korea the Kims borrowed the mountain's legendary status to accommodate their own revolutionary heritage.

He writes with tender sympathy for each of the threesome and the different ways in which they accommodate their own overeducated brains.

More women are also being induced to labor now, sometimes to accommodate their own or doctors' schedules; inducing itself increases the possibility of a C-section.

But representatives from nongovernmental organizations that send observers argue that the invitations have actually led to a prodigious flowering of watered-down documents lacking real teeth by the Group of 8 leaders, who are unable to accommodate their own interests and those of the developing countries.

Similarly, citizens can only reduce their dependency on big energy producers, if the overall energy infrastructure can accommodate their own small-scale energy production sites, e.g. roof-mounted solar panels.

After this phase of initiation, the mentor/mentee pairs are given minimal guidance from the project team so that individuals are free to accommodate their own needs and differences.

Bees had been moved from shapes that accommodated their own geometry to flat-topped tenements, sentenced to life in file cabinets, with 10 frames hanging vertically inside each box.

Having to comply to a specific learning strategy, however, may increase workload in remembering instructions, constrain people in accommodating their own styles and deny opportunities for exploiting other strategies.

While some of the largest companies such as AWS, Google and Facebook build their own infrastructure to accommodate their massive scale, Golan says the vast majority of cloud companies have continued to rely on vendors.

At its best, it's a well-acted, surprisingly clear-eyed look at the inconsistent relationship between passion and enduring love, and the innovative ways in which people bend their own rules to accommodate their need for pleasure.

If a spouse is suffering from an illness or is unable to walk, their care frequently falls to the healthy spouse, who in turn must make their own lifestyle changes to accommodate their needs.