Sentence examples for do we accommodate from inspiring English sources
But he asked: "How much do we accommodate the driver in these situations?
"You can't build things fast enough here," said Mr. Norman, 37. "But without the air traffic, how do we accommodate the growth that wants to come here?" Before November 1998, there were plenty of flights to Reno, most of them flown by Reno Air, an independent carrier that had grown to serve a large chunk of the West.
Robert J. Holmes, the Riverhead Central School District superintendent, is thrilled that local boys made good, but said they pose a challenge to educators: "How do we accommodate the kids who are very bright but say, 'Sorry, I don't have time for the traditional stuff.' " The boys are not fretting.
How do we accommodate the types of changes and evolutions we know will happen?" The shapeshifting web of Timescape allows us to contextualize the cataclysm.
So why do we accommodate so many other languages when our language is English?" I tended to agree with him, me being Filipino and he being a Polish immigrant -- neither of us being purely American per-se.
"The first question is, do we have generators placed to accommodate an emergency flood with 15 feet of water?" wrote Cameron B. Barr, then an executive vice president.
"But we want to facilitate the process for people who have to travel on short notice, so we do accommodate expediters by setting aside same-day spots for them at some passport agencies".
Well, to start with, in the next 20 years, we will witness more than two billion more people moving to cities. Depending on what we do to accommodate them, this could be good – or very bad – news.
Let's pray we don't accommodate it too much.
Because New York relies so much on foot traffic, these people often utterly disrupt the flow in the subway or on the street, and then complain that New Yorkers are "rude" when we do not accommodate their interference with our lives.
"It's extremely vital to make sure we do everything we can do to accommodate them at this time," said George Bon, national sales manager for the Radisson Suites Tucson.
