Sentence examples for become designed to accommodate from inspiring English sources

The core lesson for VR content creators is to start thinking in terms of what works in physical space, and not just the flat screens that a century of media production has become designed to accommodate.

After Boeing's early, failed attempt, satellite equipment became lighter, cheaper and more capable, and newer planes are designed to accommodate Wi-Fi gear.

Simple airports designed to accommodate light aircraft are essentially similar, but, as airports become larger and more complex, thus accommodating more passengers and cargo, their individual requirements affect their layouts and ensure that each becomes recognizably different.

Since the internet was established, devices and OSes have been designed to accommodate it, but as the internet has grown to become the primary connective medium for the entire world, accommodation is no longer satisfactory.

Under the supervision of foreign architects, namely the German C. Sandreczki, the Boromphiman Throne Hall became the most modern building within the Grand Palace; it was also the first to be designed to accommodate carriages and motorcars.

Rehearsals are designed to accommodate parenting duties.

The walls were designed to accommodate them.

The mechanical lever machines were designed to accommodate large ballots.

"The Revolutionary Hill Estates had not been designed to accommodate a tragedy.

Some places seem designed to accommodate this pace.

Singapore is already planning to build an airport terminal designed to accommodate budget airlines.