Sentence examples for for accommodating a from inspiring English sources
The structure has a high plinth, say about 8-10 feethethe interior being approachable by steps reserved for accommodating a body.
Although the company caused the problem, you are responsible for accommodating a schedule that is convenient to them not you, or they won't fix their error.
The VCC presented in this paper is made of reinforced concrete casted with a steel liner for accommodating a canister containing spent nuclear fuels.
The research proves some similarity between the functions of the urban cemeteries in Malmö and formalized parks and their potential for accommodating a variety of functions which should be explored in future research.
MINNEAPOLIS, Aug. 14 (AP) — Members of the City Council complained on Tuesday that the preliminary design for a bridge replacing the collapsed Interstate 35W span did not include room for a memorial to the victims of the collapse or for accommodating a possible light-rail line.
This paper presents modeling and analysis of the benefits of coordinated voltage control of a decoupled three-phase on-load tap changer (OLTC) and photovoltaic inverters in a distribution system, for accommodating a greater number of photovoltaic generators in the grid.
I've said before and I will repeat: There is no room for accommodating an apocalyptic cult like ISIL, and the United States makes no apologies for using our military, as part of a broad coalition, to go after them.
There is no room for accommodating an apocalyptic cult like ISIL and the United States makes no apology for using our military as part of a broad coalition to go after them.
While I was pregnant, I searched desperately at the store for the section of clothes for women accommodating a parasitic womb inhabitant.
So it's noteworthy -- and perhaps commendable -- that Rubin condemned Yale and other universities for accommodating to an authoritarian regime that has worked so closely with Israelis without drawing criticism from defenders of authoritarian regimes at Commentary.
From 1986 to 2003, Roberts argued thirty-nine times before the Court — in private practice, for example, persuading the Supreme Court to reverse a lower-court ruling against Toyota Motor Manufacturing, Kentucky, Inc. for not accommodating an employee with carpal-tunnel syndrome.
