Sentence examples for continue accommodating from inspiring English sources
Mr. Davutoglu also said that Turkey would continue accommodating Syrian refugees, but that other nations must help.
The old Convention Hall was recently refurbished, in part to continue accommodating the annual Miss America beauty contest, which is now pointedly referred to as a "scholarship pageant" by its image-conscious Atlantic City promoters.
But he insists construction must continue to accommodate "natural" Jewish population growth.
Must we continue to accommodate the employer-based system, not to mention the powerful insurance industry deeply embedded in America's uniquely inefficient health care delivery system?
The legal infrastructure of funds would have to continue to accommodate tax-exempt investors, which include other sources of capital like foundations and university endowments.
One certainty is that the Mets will continue to accommodate their young star Harvey, although they will do nothing special at the expense of the other starters to ensure that Harvey pitches on regular rest.
Given the current reduction in capacity at White Hart Lane for next season and the ticketing requirements for Champions League, playing at Wembley will mean that we can continue to accommodate all of our existing season-ticket holders.
He (and the reader) are spared the awkwardness of the last "big" novel, Yellow Dog, which seemed to be formed of a desperation to continue to accommodate what John Self once called (when Amis was really on the money) "the real stuff, the only stuff… the present, the panting present".
The market should continue to accommodate bullish investors as long as the downward trend in this put/call ratio continues.
One circle will be packed at the beginning, and the packing will continue to accommodate more circles, until no more space is available inside the rectangular.
One Minnesota parent and educator commented that he is happy to donate to his daughter's charter school if it will continue to accommodate her needs.
