Sentence examples for attempting to accommodate from inspiring English sources

"Sometimes I feel like, wow, people are really attempting to accommodate other people and adjust their behavior.

Attempting to accommodate all groups in such limited space would in my opinion lead to an unreasonable disturbance of the peace.

The declaration was cast in the classical form of the great confessions of faith, affirming major biblical teachings and condemning those who were attempting to accommodate Christianity to National Socialism.

The two teams were in the same situation: aiming to stay in contention for the eighth seed in the Western Conference while attempting to accommodate players who wanted out.

In response, schools across the country as disparate as Allens Croft, a state primary in Kings Heath, Birmingham, and the co-educational independent school Brighton College are attempting to accommodate this new gender fluidity by changing uniform policy, getting rid of the distinctions between boys' and girls' uniforms, and allowing pupils to make gender-neutral choices.

Attempting to accommodate such a taboo would likely violate both privacy and anti-discrimination laws.

Belonging to the Pancharatra school, the epic basically attempts to accommodate certain presystematic Samkhya ideas into the Bhagavata faith.

The plan will attempt to accommodate both growth and preservation, said Richard Barth, executive director of the department.

It says meaningful things about memory and trauma, about the way we attempt to accommodate the unthinkable horrors of history.

After the war, urban renewal programs and large-scale new housing estates attempted to accommodate increasing population, rising incomes, and the inexorable growth in automobile traffic.

In addition, it attempts to accommodate smaller radio stations by allowing them to pay a flat fee rather than a per-song fee.