Sentence examples for carefully accommodate from inspiring English sources

What stories there are carefully accommodate current teen concerns: what if my best mate fancies the same girl as me (Harry Potter)?

The linkers need to carefully accommodate the identity of the gatekeeper residue by either providing hydrogen bonding functionality for the gatekeeper threonine or by leaving enough space for kinases with large gatekeeper residues.

The organizational structure of EPA itself is designed to ensure that state and local political and economic pressures are carefully accommodated.

"Still," said Lloyd Rosenberg (no relation to Ralph), "we know who is probably going to choose to live there, and our work was all very carefully done to accommodate their needs and desires".

Mr MacGregor also said the British Museum would have to "think very carefully" how to accommodate an expected 5% cut in government funding to museums for 2015-2016.

It was more challenging than the safe spaces of a video game, carefully crafted to accommodate gamers and make them feel  —  well, the exact opposite of how they felt interacting in the real world  —  effective.

"Why can't a bear move?" Zoo officials say zoos are carefully planned and cannot easily accommodate new animal exhibits.

It also requires us to determine how to accommodate differences in carefully designed spaces to support consensual decision-making and collaborative knowledge creation.

But the engineers at Apple have once again reinvented the thermal qualities of the case — hopefully a little more carefully this time — in order to accommodate some hot new specs.

"While we will review the request carefully, the amount still does not accommodate the increased pace of operations against ISIL and does nothing to begin addressing the readiness crisis," Thornberry said in a statement.

Advantages of the structured approach are that it requires the hypotheses to be carefully specified a priori, and can accommodate complex compound hypotheses that involve interactions.