Sentence examples for create accommodate from inspiring English sources

More recently, it's added financial tools to create "accommodate that quantitative strategy for the art market".

PECS cards were created to accommodate individual needs, including adaptations such as enlarging photographs and using swelled images which consisted of images created on raised line drawing paper.

The course was created to accommodate up to 10,000 students.

Indeed, the new chytrid was so unusual that an entire genus had to be created to accommodate it.

Simply stated, there are not enough jobs being created to accommodate the wide variety of demographic groups in need of work.

This provision alone would bring an end to the disjointed and abnormally shaped districts created to accommodate the maximum number of voters of one political party.

A long and drawn-out first-round schedule, created to accommodate the league's broadcast partners, has also caused a commotion.

On January 20th, a new President will be sworn in, and the structure being created to accommodate the transfer of power is now complete.

India should use its influence to pressure Bhutan to do the right thing; it should then reopen the roads it created to accommodate the exodus of refugees — but this time to allow our safe return.

"There are Sikhs in Reform, Liberal, Conservative and N.D.P., but it is wrong for people to join more than one party," said Dave S. Hayer, a Punjabi newspaper publisher who is running for the Liberal nomination in Surrey-Tynehead, a new provincial assembly district created to accommodate the huge inflow of Sikh immigrants here.

Although the section was created to accommodate the volume of news and advertising in the last three months of 2000, its printing schedule has also permitted improvements in the production of the newspaper, with the prospect of timelier distribution for some readers.