Sentence examples for have started to accommodate from inspiring English sources

Interventions have started to accommodate the increasing demand of a physically active lifestyle.

Richard I used them in his sieges during the Third Crusade and appears to have started to alter his castle designs to accommodate the new technology on his return to Europe.

Since the success of "O Brother, Where Art Thou?" the crowds have started to overflow the theater, which accommodates about 800 on old bus seats covered with slabs of carpet.

Airlines, meanwhile, have started to put waivers in place in order to accommodate passengers affected by the delays.

To accommodate changing needs, some H.I.V. prevention organizations have started to broaden their reach.

The birds have started to return.Not all indigenous species are so easily accommodated.

To deal with the surge at unofficial crossings such as Roxham Road, where recently there were 700 people waiting to be processed, the Royal Canadian Mounted Police set up a reception center and the Canadian military has started to build a camp that will accommodate up to 500 people in Saint-Bernard-de-Lacolle, Que.

Housed in the Olympic Park created for the 2002 Games, the 1,335m track has five starts to accommodate beginners, so you're not thrown totally in at the deep – and icy – end.

Further refining of the guides was done once data collection had started in order to accommodate important emerging issues that the original prompts could not elicit.

To accommodate the fire hose of information, companies have started revamping their data centers.

If we really want to accommodate everyone, especially working adults, we need to follow and build upon what the online universities have started.