Sentence examples for accommodating the balance from inspiring English sources

For all that Bournemouth were accommodating, the balance of their side undone by the depressing swath of injuries that have denied Eddie Howe the spine of his first-choice team, Spurs were admirably clinical.

Make any cuts to accommodate the drivetrain.

Domestic absorption has to accommodate the balance of trade constraint.

If the amount is not enough to cover the balance you wish to transfer, contact the card issuer and see if they can do anything to extend that to help accommodate the balance(s) you are wanting to transfer.

For example, "carrier subjects" within the existing formal curriculum can be useful entry points by accommodating the necessary balance of knowledge, attitudes and skills together.

And they are beauties, whether stepping through tightly choreographed dressage routines, patiently accommodating the flips, balances and comedic high jinks of their flexible riders or tearing unbridled around the oval dirt track that constitutes most of the stage.

Worst case, you can apply for multiple cards (from different issuers) to accommodate the total balance and identify which amount from which card will go where.

Interesting is the change in protonation of this ligand to accommodate the charge balance, well demonstrating its flexibility, and also the change in bonding mode; although in the iron compound this is less protonated and the bonding is less extensive.

We made a good-faith effort to accommodate the player, balancing that with what we perceived our needs to be down the road.

Striking a balance between accommodating the growing complexity, sophistication and the constrained properties of the physical dimensions of the network is a constant challenge.

To maintain optimal protein production, the tRNA pool is under pressure to restore the translational balance by accommodating the new translational demands.