Sentence examples for and accommodate to changing from inspiring English sources
Clearly, traditional and centralized architectures are not suitable since they will lead to very complex systems that eventually will be very difficult to maintain and accommodate to changing requirements.
It is now able to add new specializations and accommodate to its changing role allowing it to address new challenges at relatively low costs.
Second, the authors defined an emergent approach as a strategy that "accepts that a realized strategy emerges over time as the initial intentions collide with and accommodate to a changing reality".
If farms are to continue to feed the world's population they will have to do so in manners both independent of, and accommodating to, the planet's changing and highly variable climes.
"That means everything from stores widening their aisles to accommodate walkers to changing turning lanes to give people more time to get over into the lane".
"The big challenge for the party and the borough president was to recognize and accommodate changing demographics," Mr. Fisher.
Key strategies of the main ARV procurement program for PEPFAR to reduce supply chain risks include: (1) employing pooled procurement to reduce procurement and shipping costs and to accommodate changing country needs by making stock adjustments at the regional level, and (2) establishing regional distribution centers to facilitate faster turnaround of orders within defined catchment areas.
Clothing: Be prepared to wear clothing more than once (use deodorant) and to layer to accommodate changing temperatures.
The first step is informing internal constituents that the academic library is solving the problem of information proliferation and accommodating the changing ways in which students learn.
The protocol is capable of extension and evolution to accommodate changing requirements.
The Dutch take coastal protection very seriously indeed and they're very good at it too – even they now plan for and allow their coast to adjust to accommodate changing tides, waves and currents through "managed retreat".
