Sentence examples for aimed to accommodate from inspiring English sources
Mr. Bloomberg said that while he aimed to accommodate immigrants, he was responsible for keeping the city safe.
The deal is aimed to accommodate Netflix' expected future growth and to support storage for the company's entire, ever-expanding library of content (currently more than 20,000 titles).
Policies may be aimed to accommodate these demographic changes or policies may be aimed to directly affect the demographic trends.
Likely, the substrate promiscuity of CYPs was an important driving force for their evolutionary biodiversification aimed to accommodate the increasing number of organic compounds appearing in nature.
The EU funded Welfare Quality® project aimed to accommodate societal concerns and market demands, to develop reliable on-farm monitoring systems, product information systems, and practical species-specific strategies to improve animal welfare.
As previous motor activity logs were designed to assess mobility of a paralyzed hand, the questionnaire was modified while considering the unique confounds of unilateral amputees (Lindner et al., 2010), and was aimed to accommodate participants with various levels of deprivation.
Nicaragua's canal, with twice the draught of Panama's, would aim to accommodate such giants.
Dover/ Calais - We aim to accommodate customers arriving late due to traffic congestion on the next available sailing.
If the desired inflation rate is 1-2%, sand and the long-term growth that can be sustained without pushing up inflation is about 2.5%, then the ECB should aim to accommodate nominal GDP growth of about 4%.
"Can you believe what it takes to keep kids quiet these days?" This woman is the perfect candidate for Singapore Airlines' new ScootinSilence class (or what we might call the Snarlers' Section), which aims to accommodate people who can't tolerate even the possibility of being seated near the chaos of youth.
Founder S. Truett Cathy is a devout Christian who aims to accommodate religion into business practices.
