Sentence examples for how we accommodate from inspiring English sources

Through Mima, we definitely need to think about how we accommodate that technology.

Cohen's remarkable, sui generis study about three modernist figures — Esther Murphy, Mercedes de Acosta, and Madge Garland, for many years a fashion editor at British Vogue — is, in part, about dread, which is to say failure and fear of self-exposure, and how we accommodate our lives to suit the various shadows splashed by the sun of occasional triumph.

She said: "London is already one of the best-connected cities in the world, but there is still an important but challenging debate to be had on how we accommodate the long-term growth of aviation.

This climate of trust inevitably influences and determines how we accommodate each other's differences and ultimately, behave with each other.

Because the debate about how we accommodate mothers in the workplace should be much larger than any one CEO, or any one woman's story.

In the next section, we describe our database construction to illustrate how we accommodate the SAPs, PTMs, and their disease associations.

"Every day I am asking myself how can we accommodate these people, these refugees, how can we give them a feeling that they are safe here in Munich, here in Germany.

"You can't build things fast enough here," said Mr. Norman, 37. "But without the air traffic, how do we accommodate the growth that wants to come here?" Before November 1998, there were plenty of flights to Reno, most of them flown by Reno Air, an independent carrier that had grown to serve a large chunk of the West.

Robert J. Holmes, the Riverhead Central School District superintendent, is thrilled that local boys made good, but said they pose a challenge to educators: "How do we accommodate the kids who are very bright but say, 'Sorry, I don't have time for the traditional stuff.' " The boys are not fretting.

"What we want to work with the manufacturers on is to figure out how can we accommodate both interests in a sensible way".

What we want to work with the manufacturers on is to figure out how can we accommodate both interests in a sensible way," said Comey in response to a question from Senator Hatch about the security risks of backdoors being built in to enable access to encrypted data.