Sentence examples for designed to accommodate this from inspiring English sources

Some places seem designed to accommodate this pace.

Laws regulating escrow agents who assume physical control over assets are not designed to accommodate this type of transaction.

Electronic resource management (ERM) software and systems designed to accommodate this data have transformed homegrown methods for counting usage and collating reports into hybrid methods using both locally-developed and third-party tools (such as electronic resource management systems and assessment products).

Aloni (2005) provides a recent example of a theory designed to accommodate this intuition.

As a rule NIBR does not place restrictions on its postdocs' publications, and the projects are designed to accommodate this.

The centre is an old public building that was not designed to accommodate this large number of families, with only one bathroom available on each floor.

The garage below was not designed to accommodate these requirements making this no easy or inexpensive remake.

Also, a 3D printed holder which allows the tablet to be mounted on the waist would be designed to accommodate the preference regarding this expressed by the majority of the LV participants.

There is a community center in the middle of this neighborhood and at the time it was built, was one of North America's largest facilities containing a high school, elementary school, library, and recreation center designed to accommodate the very mixed population in this area.

In this sense, the plan is designed to accommodate the market and to implement a synchrony with its Mainland neighbour.

Faculty combines academics and industry practitioners This part-time evening master's program is designed to accommodate the working professional.