Sentence examples for demands accommodation from inspiring English sources

It takes a rapid-fire sequence of play-stopping injuries to illuminate what seems obvious to others: An aging body demands accommodation.

Or there's the capital Geneva, a mere step behind Zurich in the lifestyle stakes, which has a competitive property market and is a global financial hub that demands accommodation for its discerning long-term tenants.

They lament that ordinary Maoists are homeless: they can no longer demand accommodation at gunpoint.

The barter has taken more bizarre turns: late last summer, a farmstead popular with tourists near Bijanbari, a town west of Darjeeling, wound up playing host to a very different sort of guest when a GJM leader demanded accommodation and refreshments for himself and dozens of his armed followers.

In the two viewing conditions with high accommodative demands, the accommodation responses were positively associated with the muscle activity levels, see Table  2.

But the true nature of the pact demands an accommodation not with politicians but international and domestic capital.

With housing supply at the very heart of the problem, what more than can be done to support housing growth across the north to meet the ever growing need and demands for accommodation?

Dealing with that issue demands careful accommodation on behalf of universities and their departments.

These comparisons suggest that the demands for accommodation of people with such statistically atypical features differ merely in degree, not kind, from those made by people with various impairments.

The special class is supposed to cover increased patient demands regarding accommodation (one- or two-bed room) and food as well as free choice of the employed public hospital physician (mostly senior doctors or department heads).

A recent study with relatively low demands on accommodation and convergence, comparable to visual demands needed when working with, e.g., a smart phone or a tablet, showed that incongruence between accommodation and convergence may be an important factor in the relation between demanding near work and trapezius muscle activity (Zetterberg et al. 2013).