Sentence examples for helping to accommodate from inspiring English sources

While Khalifa says he respects the work the AGF has done in safety, he says the cycling community doesn't speak with one voice, the changes "may be helping to accommodate those people who are already cycling but it's not changing the fundamentals for people who are not already cycling".

It is this amorphous carbon that continuously supplies the lubricant at the contact, helping to accommodate sliding motion and preventing the surfaces from mechanical wear and oxidation.

These reductions in ϕ SN and ϕ R confer increases in vascular compliances helping to accommodate the substantial volume increase.

UNICEF is also helping to accommodate internally displaced children in new schools by building new classroom blocks and housing for the extra teachers required.

The presence of the aromatic ring enforces the geometry of the product, and the reaction is favoured by electron-withdrawing groups, such as the nitro (−NO2) group, which help to accommodate the negative charge on the intermediate.

The UID's advocates argue that it would help to accommodate the financially excluded, and so fulfil a government pledge – because it is often difficult for people like slum dwellers or a rickshaw pullers to open bank accounts.

With a different pronunciation it means "five names", which helped to accommodate Riccardo Pedrini, who joined the group as Wu Ming 5 in January 2000; alphabetical order turned Cattabriga and Di Meo into Wu Mings 2 and 3.

Sir Nicholas devotes a large chunk of his report to explaining how market mechanisms can help to accommodate both the developing world's desire for self-enrichment, and its need to avert serious climate change.The Clean Development Mechanism, set up under the Kyoto protocol, permits companies in rich countries to buy emissions credits from companies in poor countries.

Finally, a case study is carried out to demonstrate that the approach can achieve economic and environmental aims and DR can help to accommodate the wind power.

The porous structure can provide a void space, which helps to accommodate the volume changes of the Sn nanoparticles during the lithium uptake-release process.

The porous nature of the carbon rich ceramics allows for fast ionic transport and helps to accommodate the structural changes which in turn allow a stable performance during repeated lithiation/delithiation.