Sentence examples for higher to accommodate from inspiring English sources

As a result the performance-level corridors were made wider and higher to accommodate the elephants, the arena floor was redesigned to provide moorings for the show's 70,000-pound steel aerial lighting truss, the power system was reconfigured for the circus grid, and the spotlight platforms were relocated.

And it would actually have to involve a higher rate of inflation, both because the required adjustment is bigger and because the periphery is a smaller share of euro area GDP, which by the math means that overall inflation needs to be higher to accommodate a given amount of relative adjustment.

BOFs are housed in huge buildings sometimes 80 metres high to accommodate the long lance, the off-gas system, and gravity-type feeding equipment.

Her black lace gloves matched her tight black chemise with its see-through sleeves, and her floral red and black skirt was slit high to accommodate the most vertiginous dips, spins, kicks and drops.

This was 440 feet long, with a maximum width of 90 feet, and 17 feet high to accommodate American aircraft designed for that height.

Filtering of the resulting dataset was performed using the PLINK software [ 27] with the following criteria: maximum missing rate per SNP marker was 5%; maximum missing rate per individual was 50 (it was set so high to accommodate some important populations).

Unlike film, it won't fade; and as video technology improves -- as its resolution becomes higher and higher -- there will be no need to make new masters; 4K is high enough to accommodate the changes.

And when the rehearsal spaces double as performance spaces, as is not infrequent with smaller performance groups, both need ceilings high enough to accommodate stage sets and lighting.

Sometimes the lanes narrowed and became nothing more than small corridors, with barrel-shaped roofs just high enough to accommodate a short man on a donkey.

Ceilings on the second floor are 15 feet high, better to accommodate editing rooms and stages, while ceilings on the other four floors are 13 feet 6 inches.

Their ceilings will be high enough to accommodate large-scale works by such artists as Morris Louis, Cy Twombly, Anselm Kiefer and Joseph Beuys, the museum said.