Sentence examples for largely to accommodate from inspiring English sources

He has bought local houses, they say, largely to accommodate artists and his friends during his summer festival.

Under Mao Zedong, freedom of belief was enshrined in the new Communist constitution (largely to accommodate Muslims and Tibetan Buddhists in the west of the country).

HENRY FARRELL points to an interesting statistical find on Arthur Goldhammer's French politics and society blog: since France introduced domestic partnerships (known as PACS) in 1999, largely to accommodate same-sex unions without having to legalise gay marriage, the number of marriages has fallen, as heterosexual couples have opted increasingly for the PACS route.

"Even the conservatives have largely come to accommodate the fact that they were given a second chance in the postwar period by the US victors.

Since the early 1990s the West and China have largely managed to accommodate their differences over human rights while pursuing closer economic ties.

There are still old school epicurean gathering spots that double as focal points for the city's iconic neighbourhoods, but even these places have largely modernized to accommodate the tastes of folks who enjoy slow food and quality booze.

This perception of superiority is at the very foundation of our cissexist society, which is largely built to accommodate exclusively cisgender people.

However, in today's competitive market, the concept of product development has largely been expanded to accommodate and integrate critical product-related aspects such as consumer perception, product attractiveness, value appreciation, market niche and anticipated performance over a product's lifecycle.

AIM is always unwieldy, largely because it has to accommodate the work of many artists working with different ideas and in different media.

The shell is largely unornamented and wider to accommodate the greatly elongated siphons, which can be retracted deeply within its borders.

For too long, those who haven't served on the ground in these wars have been allowed fear monger, distort, and downright lie about the issue - and politicians and the media have largely been too eager to accommodate them.