Sentence examples for if needed to accommodate from inspiring English sources

Scolese says that NASA hopes to retire the shuttle by September 2010, but that the schedule is open to revision if needed to accommodate the slated missions.

This time around, some suggested that the Dallas effort was doomed by the refusal of Dallas Mavericks owner Mark Cuban to move his team's games if needed to accommodate the Republican National Convention.

defer.add img); Remove the center stud(s) if needed to accommodate the AC unit.

If my vision were the only disability I needed to accommodate, the choice would be simple.

New storage environments are needed to accommodate virtual machine loads.

Your manager may need to know what's going on, particularly if they need to accommodate for a medical condition.

"We feel that may not be sufficient, but this is a first start, and if we need to accommodate more patients, we'll have to expand".

Consider whether you need to cross your bath to reach your closet, or if your space needs to accommodate one or two people.

And if you don't need to accommodate so many people, some resorts will let you rent out portions thereof (one venue will even let you rent a dedicated tubing hill).

Mistake No. 11: Not Accommodating Potential Buyers If someone wants to view your house, you need to accommodate this person, even if it is inconvenient for you.

EU member states would need to "accommodate" British demands for reforms "if they wish us to remain", he added.