Sentence examples for accommodate to this from inspiring English sources

Some cultural commentators have found it difficult to accommodate to this astonishing paradigm shift.

I think civil society and also the newly incorporated former guerrillas will take some time to accommodate to this new reality.

To accommodate to this situation, by extending resource ReSerVation protocol-traffic engineering (RSVP-TE) and open shortest path first-traffic engineering (OSPF-TE), a new optical multicast mechanism is provided and the signaling flow and its finite state machine model are given.

While the native English speakers tend to deaccent the final part of the utterance when it has a falling tune, consistent with the general patterns for standard English (Ladd, 1978), neither of the L2 learner groups accommodate to this feature.

Orchestras tune to an A over a fairly wide frequency interval Musicians and concert-goers are thus exposed to a wide range of tuning A pitches, and those with AP may have learned to accommodate to this broad spectrum, capturing both the presented G# and, to a lesser extent, A# within the A category".

These patients may accommodate to this treatment alternative and reduce their barriers to insulin therapy.

Wondering why B2B sales managers are so accommodating to this particular generation?

Gender cannot be divorced from race, sexuality, religious or socio-economic backgrounds, and the feminist movement must be accommodating to this intersectionality.

"There are many existing leases that might be accommodated to include this project," he said.

Cities like Los Angeles have to be more accommodating to this cornerstone of the California economy.

Therefore, what governments had to do was to say no, and people had to accommodate themselves to this different world.