Sentence examples for could conform from inspiring English sources
In the spring of 2006, Architecture for Humanity invited 26 architects, chosen on the basis of geographical proximity and reputation, to design houses that were affordable and could conform to a labyrinthine set of structural requirements.
Using the internet, he had identified three places in the world where, in his view, a Muslim could conform fully to the tenets of his new religion under sharia law.
After the winning 1984 season, the club had threatened to move elsewhere so that it could conform with the league's network TV contracts, which called for night games in post-season play.
Asked about the possibility of an intermediate "grandfathering" period in which buildings could conform to past zoning rules if it suited them better, Joseph Rose replied simply, "What grandfathering?" That is not say the planning chairman is ignoring objections raised by the industry.
By making a wire model of the structure, it became clear that the only way the model could conform to the requirements of the molecular dimensions of DNA was if A always paired with T and G with C; in fact, the A-T and G-C pairs showed a satisfying lock-and-key fit.
As for the flexural strength, the thinner Ti64 coatings could conform to higher stress concentration point, better than the thicker coatings.
The journey was a mix of how I could adapt and conform to life in Iran versus life in New York City, the one thousand obstacles existing in the Iranian society for a female Westernized teenager, exploring my first love in a repressive society, and learning the deep and rooted role of family and parents in the Iranian culture.
There was no doubt that "Bertie" could never conform to this.
They had such serious disagreements that Calipari said Sallie should leave if he could not conform.
But you can also look at him as someone whose needs couldn't conform to a needless commitment to aloneness.
