Sentence examples similar to accommodating hours from inspiring English sources

Traditional Japanese timekeeping measures six hours of daylight and six hours of night, requiring clocks to accommodate hours of changing duration with the rotation of the seasons.

Second, access is a complex construct that is comprised of multiple, distinct dimensions (e.g., affordability of services, availability of providers, accommodating office hours, etc).

A sofa is made to accommodate long hours of immobility, and that's a tough job.

As for the hiring surge that upset Mr. Anthony, Ms. Coleman said, as the holidays approach, Express typically increases its part-time work force by nearly 20 percent to accommodate extended hours and the rush of shoppers.

Many applicants interested in equally worthy, yet less "sexy" fields of interest are forced to choose between adding a third part-time job and sleeping in order to accommodate the hours required by most unpaid internships.

At the same time, in many regions around the world, public transportation is primarily designed to accommodate peak-hour travel demands in order to reduce congestion and its impacts.

Strategies to accommodate duty hour restrictions may also have unintended impacts.

Various scheduling strategies have been used to accommodate duty-hour restrictions for residents.

Internet technology experts objected to Site Finder, which VeriSign introduced with little warning, because they said it disrupted some Internet systems and caused network engineers to spend countless hours accommodating or circumventing it.

For instance, accessible diabetic education centres with flexible hours accommodating people's work schedules would help people like Paula improve their well-being through education and follow up regarding diet, stress management, and exercise.

But the major highlights of San Juan can be easily accommodated in 36 hours, even accounting for the leisurely pace that seems appropriate to the tropics.