Sentence examples for has changed to accommodate from inspiring English sources

Instead, classical music has changed to accommodate him.

Tells how coverage of the campaigns has changed to accommodate the emphasis on image.

"There's been a massive increase in young black people on the gay scene, and the music has changed to accommodate it.

Medicine has changed to accommodate the cost of the technology.

In the early days of the Church, sacred garments resembled long underwear, but they have changed to accommodate modern styles.

The core mechanics had changed to accommodate the microtransactions that'd been shoved in by new developers Reloaded Productions, and there wasn't any going back.

In a number of structures described here, the side-chain conformations of Tyr417, Tyr481, and Phe482 have changed to accommodate hydrophobic residues presented to the pocket by flexible parts of symmetry-related molecules in the crystal (referred to as SYM).

The metallic Quicksilver has remained, but the face has been changed to accommodate a new layout for CD/DVD drives and speakers.

Trump spokeswoman Hope Hicks said in a statement that "due to the overwhelming response... the venue has been changed to accommodate the thousands of people expected to attend".

The text has been changed to accommodate them.

Scheduled times have been changed to accommodate the New York Yankees' series against the Blue Jays in Toronto, Aug. 26 to 29.