Sentence examples for either accommodate from inspiring English sources

Todd said the international partners would see "what we can do as a partnership to try to either accommodate it, or help them realise why that is a bad thing".

"The North Pool" makes a few feints toward exploring the alienation faced by Arab-American students in an average American high school, and the preconceived ideas (and implicit bigotry) they must either accommodate or ignore.

These license negotiations usually involve many twists and turns to either accommodate the market dynamics of a certain industry sector or to accommodate the specific needs of the commercial receptor, the university, or the inventor.

Cleaves and Toplis, in their interviews of 35 trainee and 29 experienced science teachers, report that although approximately two thirds (69%) of their respondents would use the evidence available to support evolution, one third were willing to either accommodate "alternatives to the theory of evolution" or to present evolution as "just a theory".

Partly in response to the work of scholars in the social studies of science, partly in response to the changing role of scientific inquiry through the 20th and into the 21st centuries, philosophers have sought ways to either accommodate the (tenable) results of the sociologists and cultural historians or to modify traditional epistemological concepts used in the analysis of scientific knowledge.

Foreign policy should not begin by asking how to either accommodate or oppose a foreign leader.

The device cures the low-tech collector's dilemma and serves as a prime example of the artist's tendency to either accommodate or comment on the idea that the affluent customer is always right.

We pay via higher health insurance premiums, higher prices from businesses forced to either accommodate the obese or work around the days off from work they're inevitably forced to take, and more strain on Medicare.