Sentence examples for costs accommodating from inspiring English sources

While moving for a small business is often a decision rooted in practicality -- reaching a new market, lower costs, accommodating a growing team -- there are several benefits it can provide the mind that ultimately refresh how you do business.

2. Manchester Relocating to a northern city would cut the costs of accommodating the 650 MPs and 788-odd peers - renting costs and housing prices are much lower and it would cut travelling times for northern, Scottish and Northern Irish MPs.

To allow museum directors and trustees to keep growing their institutions' collections without taking responsibility for the long-term costs of accommodating and caring for them is irresponsible.

The costs of accommodating a couple have influenced them to age in place and we are constantly worried about their safety, how medications are being managed, and how the healthier adult is bearing the burden of caring for her ill partner.

Given the potential costs in accommodating Big Data, judicious allocation of resources is needed to insure the widest possible access.

The proposed model benefits from network reconfiguration to minimize energy, spinning reserve, wind curtailment and load shedding costs while accommodating transmission constraints.

In [14] a framework for decentralising MCP has been proposed which aims at keeping the necessary infrastructural overheads and costs for accommodating MCP to a minimum.

In any case much of the supposed added value contributed by immigrant businesses that appears in economic statistics is absorbed in the costs of accommodating them in their new environment, or is sent back to their home countries.

WADOE had planned to establish a fish consumption rate above the 6.5-g/day default for its Sediment Management Standards used to remediate contaminated sites when industry pushed back, fearing the higher rate would also be used for water quality standards, and concerned about the costs of accommodating it.

The hospital cost quantifies the remaining operating and overhead cost for accommodating a patient during the infusion.

It also covers a long tally of indirect burdens, from the cost of accommodating displaced people to the higher insurance premiums charged on sea-freight.