Sentence examples for accommodating the increasing from inspiring English sources
Therefore, the challenging task of, urban designers and urban planners in accommodating the increasing population is to make cities with the least level of vulnerability to future climate change.
UNICEF has delivered medical tents and blankets in order to support the centre in accommodating the increasing number of patients.
Although the increase is not as dramatic in Norway [ 2], which is the setting of this study, as in some of the other European countries [ 1, 3], the old age dependency ratio is cause for concern with regards to accommodating the increasing need for health care services in the aging population [ 1, 3].
Nonetheless, the presence of numerous actin spikes containing PIP2 in the perivitelline space inevitably suggests their participation in establishing the net balance between the two opposite membrane trafficking by accommodating the increased membrane surface at the time of cortical granule exocytosis.
The government also plans to expand child care to accommodate the increasing number of working mothers who do not have access to "affordable" day care.
The Kovels, who employ a staff of about 15 in Shaker Heights, ran their business from their garage, or, more accurately, from three of their four garages, built successively to accommodate the increasing overflow from the house.
Standards Australia, the group in charge of the country's design rules, said it would probably recommend "an increase in the strength of toilet seats to accommodate the increasing size of humans".
"However, we are at the point where we cannot physically accommodate the increasing number of [disabled and special needs] children in what is a mainstream school without resourced provision".
In a fascinating chapter on Jackson Pollock, Newhouse demonstrates how the tendency of many museums to provide larger and larger wall spaces, in order to accommodate the increasing size of contemporary art works, has done Pollock and others a disservice.
