Sentence examples for accommodating changing from inspiring English sources

We identify several ways in which the scientists achieved flexibility in maintaining the same numbers for climate sensitivity while accommodating changing scientific ideas.

But the city's Department for the Aging insists that changes in the meals system are essential to accommodate changing demographics.

To accommodate changing needs, some H.I.V. prevention organizations have started to broaden their reach.

Democracy is a framework that permits a people to accommodate changing times and correct past mistakes.

"The big challenge for the party and the borough president was to recognize and accommodate changing demographics," Mr. Fisher.

In addition to the building, the museum will have a two-acre outdoor sculpture garden designed to accommodate changing exhibitions.

That means that the interior floor plans can not only be dictated by the resident but can also be reconfigured over time to accommodate changing lifestyles and needs.

Hockey said there was a need to "accommodate changing behaviour from consumers" including the rise of online shopping "24 hours a day, seven days a week".

The Dutch take coastal protection very seriously indeed and they're very good at it too – even they now plan for and allow their coast to adjust to accommodate changing tides, waves and currents through "managed retreat".

Analysis by the Centre for Cross Border Studies, a thinktank, concluded there was no reason in principle why the Good Friday agreement could not be adapted to accommodate changing circumstances.

One wrinkle: to accommodate changing traffic patterns at the Syosset store, the company switched the exit and entrance, inviting customers in from the heavily traveled Berry Hill Road, with the exit onto the less busy Split Rock Road.