Sentence examples similar to accommodating trends from inspiring English sources

Peter Akinola, the Archbishop of Nigeria, has been outspoken on the issue, declaring that the Western church has so assiduously accommodated trends in the secular culture that it has betrayed the faith.

In order to increase the model fit to accommodate trends in the two groups, both linear and quadratic terms for day of infection are included in the model.

We used categories to accommodate trends that may not be log linear and also to take into account biological considerations or guidelines, as for body mass index and alcohol intake.

"The government has made clear that it can accommodate all trends in Iraqi society," said Barham Salih, the deputy prime minister.

Islamists should be careful not to fall into the trap of feeling overconfident: they must accommodate other trends, even if it means making painful concessions.

Further, it is explained that resilience, subjective well-being, hope and optimism would be able to demonstrate as a utilitarian capacity to accommodate emerging trends.

Since the AfD was based on such ideals, its economic policies were adjusted to accommodate basic trends such as market liberalism, laissez faire and minimal state intervention philosophies, and anti-interventionism.

The network must be dynamically reconfigured (i.e., by opening facilities, expanding and/or contracting their capacities, and closing facilities) over time to accommodate changing trends in demand and/or costs.

To accommodate current trends, women would shorten the classic drop-waist of the '30s silhouette to rest at the more fashionable natural waist.

To accommodate this trend, unions are leaving room in collective agreements for company-level pacts.

Future Republican presidents will have to decide, as Team Obama has, how to buck or accommodate that trend.