Sentence examples for better to accommodate from inspiring English sources

In arrangements such as this, when friends disagree, it is better to accommodate than deny.

It started when the greengrocer doubled in size, the better to accommodate the tomato-guzzling hordes.

Upstairs, her office has two separate entrances, the better to accommodate clients with entourages.

The hallways are sets themselves, the better to accommodate Mr. Schlamme's famed tracking shots.

She was so committed to this role that she shaved her head, the better to accommodate the queen's elaborate wigs.

On certain Louboutin shoes, heels rose above six inches, the better to accommodate thick wedges and platforms and to justify prices that crept toward $2,000 a pair.

Presumably, better quality or experienced birds [46] start their incubation shifts with higher reserves and consequently, are better able to accommodate variable foraging conditions [42].

But many people seem to prefer new construction, which is better able to accommodate high-tech wiring and special needs.

The tanks-in-series (TIS) model is shown to offer a better platform to accommodate distributed parameters.

Once again the proposed ANTC protocol exhibits better performance to accommodate distance measurement error at comparatively much smaller cost.

However, Gehry said that the actual slope of the lawn was more accommodating to people with disabilities and better able to accommodate activities than the original plan.