Sentence examples for accommodating businesses from inspiring English sources

But wineries around the world are increasingly accommodating businesses asking for meeting space, catering and even wine-making lessons for their workers.

If you're a live-aboard boater as I am, accommodating business and home in what's effectively a 60ft corridor is tricky.

An open space that only a few days ago had been the improvised site of cooperation between ballplayers and relief workers was back to accommodating business almost as usual.

The Charlotte Observer recently editorialized on the state's distorted regulatory focus, writing that the disaster in Flint is "a cautionary tale for public officials and the citizens they serve" and that it should "resonate in states like North Carolina, where the regulatory focus has too often shifted away from protecting residents to accommodating business and industry".

To accommodate businesses that do use diesel back-ups, China last week banned exports of diesel fuel to conserve scarce supplies.

Vornado shares also have rallied, because its New York properties have accommodated businesses moving from the disaster area.

An Internet association that has led the protest against Phorm in Britain, Open Rights Group in London, said the government has ignored E.U. law to accommodate businesses interested in developing lucrative Web advertising models.

As Facebook worked to better accommodate businesses and celebrities on the site, its founder began to describe users as "building an image and identity for themselves, which in a sense is their brand.

As the site began to more readily accommodate businesses, brands and celebrities as active participants as well as potential advertisers, Zuckerberg and company had to reconcile the presence of these new commercial actors (and new tools like Pages and profiles for public figures) with the existing social fabric of the site.

"Some European cities are struggling at the moment to figure out how they accommodate businesses like Airbnb and Uber.

Sourcery also accommodates businesses that aren't ready to digitize all of their accounting, letting customers export data as a traditional invoice.