Sentence examples for devoted to accommodating from inspiring English sources

In my state, billions are devoted to accommodating increased traffic without regard to global warming, fossil-fuel consumption, air pollution, land loss, road deaths, debt to foreign nations or even war to ensure access to oil.

His preparedness to expose the workings of power-summitry and pressure threatened to put out of business a press corps whose working lives had been devoted to accommodating it.

"Completely devoted to accommodating him, she, his media facilitator, was the ultimate facilitator of unmediated behavior.

In the port category, $1.8 billion is to be devoted to dredging channels to accommodate the larger cargo ships coming into use, rail connections at dockside and development of the Howland Hook container port on Staten Island.

Mr Paisley's entire political career has been devoted to opposing any unionist move towards accommodating nationalists, and he has the scalps of previous unionist leaders to prove it.

As might be expected, genome size and number of secondary metabolite biosynthetic gene clusters are positively correlated, as larger genomes can accommodate more gene clusters devoted to secondary metabolism.

Indeed, much of this book is devoted to showing that economic analysis is robust enough to accommodate practically any evidence about human behavior that it encounters.

Worldly and ambitious yet pious and intelligent, he was less accommodating than his forebears and more devoted to his power than to his reputation.

Of those, 28% are "egalitarian partners," who "appear devoted to their wives' careers (rather than simply talking about egalitarianism), and … actively reduce their work activities to accommodate the dual careers" and an equal division of child care and household responsibilities.

It also points out that not all Jews were unambiguously devoted to ideas of freedom, nor, as it notes in passing, was liberty always an unalloyed blessing for Jewry — it implicitly accommodated assimilation and intermarriage.

One of these buildings (building A, 80 beds) accommodates one hospital ward, an intensive care unit, an outpatient clinic, and a radiodiagnostic facility, which are mostly devoted to renal transplant medicine and clinical immunology, including HIV medicine.