Sentence examples for launch to accommodate from inspiring English sources

Consequently, it became the first project from Hollywood Records to be released under the "day-and-date" format, which allowed the project to be released nearly simultaneously worldwide instead of traditionally "staggering" its launch to accommodate "the availability of the artist" internationally.

The operation was launched to accommodate transporters carrying the 310-tonne boilers from the nearby Berkeley power station.

Launched to accommodate the no-frills prolificacy of Delroy Edwards and his friends, the brand new imprint, launched in October 2013, quickly became a fascinating canvas for a new and gritty house aesthetic.

The Virgin Group founder also said he had plans to launch a 'space hotel' to accommodate guests in the future, though he said the first tours would be limited to three hours to keep down costs.

Macao SAR has accumulated substantial capital reserves, allowing it to launch an ambitious programme to accommodate continued growth in its population, a diversification of its economy and a final expansion of the land area from the present 29.2 km29.2

The flexibility afforded by the use of ion propulsion enabled the project to accommodate a launch postponement of more than three months caused by a combination of launch vehicle and tracking system readiness, unfavorable weather, and then conflicts with other launches.

The channel had to rearrange the production schedule for its talent show – with agreement from X Factor supremo Simon Cowell – and adjust the evening timetable in order to accommodate the launch.

The site was upgraded last year to accommodate the launch of a longer-range rocket, experts have said.

Kids aren't fully launched but not sure how to accommodate them in their new part time status in the new home.

This weekend, my local multiplex couldn't find room to accommodate Hunger's launch.

If Collins is correct, then later fluted points like Folsoms and later types may be skeuomorphs adapted from a preexisting design to accommodate a new launch device.