Sentence examples for considering to accommodate from inspiring English sources
A front-page article on April 25 about seating options that airlines are considering to accommodate more passengers in economy class referred incorrectly to the concept of carrying passengers standing up with harnesses holding them in position.
After the meeting the Lao energy minister, Viraphonh Viravong, who is also head of the Lao delegation to the MRC, promised to "consider to accommodate all concerns", but warned that further environmental studies would take longer than Laos was willing to wait.
Other estimations can also be considered to accommodate the impact of outliers in data.
The gene set analysis has been considered to accommodate continuous phenotype.
Variations in names are considered to accommodate inclusion/exclusion of hyphenation and spacing (e.g. Bmp2, Bmp-2 and Bmp 2).
We selected a time frame of 120 days because the provincial drug plan requires each prescription to be renewed at least once every 100 days and 20 extra days were considered to accommodate any missed doses resulting in a longer period between renewal [ 24].
And airport executives are considering ways to accommodate the 160,000 more passengers that are expected to fly on DayJet's charters.
Officials in Glynn County did not return calls seeking comment, but Brunswick officials said they were still considering ways to accommodate protesters.
EU leaders seem ready to consider how to accommodate the British, even if there is a gap between the maximum they can offer and the minimum Mr Cameron can accept.France seems in two minds.
The implementers need to consider how to accommodate differences in the population being treated, the constraints on the staff, other aspects of the setting and resources available, and the time period over which the QIC is to be attempted.
In terms of total assets, the preferred strategy is considered to be Accommodate with respect to its superior asset performance especially in the later years of the planning period.
