Sentence examples for accommodating the needs from inspiring English sources

Even the sex industry has come round to accommodating the needs of the aged.

She began accommodating the needs of different players, including a hearing-impaired pre-med student, Becky Clark, who made the team in 1980.

We are still in the process of changing this, and accommodating the needs of pregnant women forms a part of that.

The various authorities proved highly flexible yesterday in accommodating the needs of trainers, punters and the sport generally and there is more of the same today at Doncaster, where an extra-day card features a key Champion Hurdle prep race.

Perhaps our legislators need to revisit the definitions of handicapped and disabled, while also accommodating the needs of those, who at certain times, could benefit from a little leniency.

The motion contends that as Nick Mosby represents Baltimore's seventh district, the location of Gray's arrest and where the heaviest rioting occurred in response to his death, Marilyn Mosby has a "professional and personal need in accommodating the needs of her husband", who allegedly stands to benefit politically if all six officers are convicted.

"This building doesn't accommodate the needs of the neighborhood".

"We have to accommodate the needs of the Greek economy".

Facilities such as restrooms and dining halls need to accommodate the needs of Afghan women.

We believe that there is a solution that accommodates the needs of both parties.

She is also trying to accommodate the needs of longtime customers who may be struggling financially.