Sentence examples for if to accommodate from inspiring English sources
The pants were cuffed high, as if to accommodate the clown shoes they were meant to be paired with.
As if to accommodate all the Southern Hemisphere natives who had arrived for the weekend, temperatures were unseasonably warm.
Those walls include a gate that shows signs of having been widened -- or so my guide claimed, probably fancifully -- as if to accommodate a giant wooden horse.
If, to accommodate imaginings we need not posit ideas or images then, "there is thus no need to treat minds as the clandestine habitats of such fleshless beings" (232).
Using electron microscopy to examine the neurons at nanoscale resolution, the group found that wherever synapses had emerged, the PNN's tight-knit lattice had developed holes, as if to accommodate the new connections.
If that is the case, we need many worlds, if any, to accommodate the conflicting versions and bring them in unison with the standard correspondence account of truth, that is, that the truth of a statement is its being in correspondence with a world.
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.
Lexus will extend lease agreements to current Lexus owners who have placed orders for an RX 400h by as much as 12 months, if necessary, to accommodate those customers who have voiced concern that their Lexus leases might run-out before their RX 400h models arrive.
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.
On the contrary, Teva will use its privileged marketing status and exclusivity to increase the cost of the drug... if only to accommodate the more expensive packing, age-verification tags, and anti-theft technology that the new marketing arrangement would require.
