Sentence examples for better accommodate to from inspiring English sources

They are also the people who made me feel less apologetic who I am and made me forget that I do not have to always be conscious of the choices I make to better accommodate to one part of who I am.

"Dedicated" means that the stent manufacturer implies that the stent is better accommodated to the venous anatomy.

The results will also enable them to review and adjust policies in order to better accommodate changes according to the trends of society.

Free WiFi access was also available in beer gardens (and VIP areas too), to better accommodate fans' ability to upload copious selfies.

The existing auditorium will be reconfigured to better accommodate theater, including raked seating to provide better sight lines.

Not only did she get it, but she is doing something about it -- pushing corporate America to change to better accommodate single mothers.

SANTA MONICA, CALIFORNIA — It began with the notion of a kitchen remodeling; a grandmother's wish to expand the breakfast area in her Santa Monica, California, home to better accommodate the growing brood of grandchildren who come to visit every Saturday morning.

She is in favour of changing the law to better accommodate teenagers' self-taken photos, as well as to punish non-consensual sharing, pointing to an amendment bill passed in Victoria as evidence to show how exceptions can be made.

Ms. Farrell said that several family members emphasized that the ceremony should be on a weekend to better accommodate the thousands of people with ties to the victims.

A conceptual design was released late last year, but it will have to be redone to better accommodate Central Park, said Tigranna Zakaryan, spokeswoman for the committee.

The British government is also promising to review current driving laws to better accommodate driverless car technology, but the country might still have some legal obstacles to tackle.