Sentence examples for levels to accommodate from inspiring English sources

When subway lines intersect, as they frequently do, often five in one station, there must be several levels to accommodate them all.

Here as many as 128 houses, which often rose to eight levels to accommodate the large population, turned inward, since Jews were not permitted to have windows facing out of the ghetto.

As the seasonal approach to the website gathered momentum and we worked on 'positioning' various resources into the framework, it became clear that if it were truly to function as the foundation for the school's curriculum, we also needed a variety of texts, at various literate and visual levels, to accommodate the students ranging from age 5 to 15 who attended school.

Instead of restricting these exploits, the team tried to design levels to accommodate them.

During development, test players discovered methods of exploiting the available powers and abilities to achieve unexpected outcomes; instead of restricting these techniques, the designers attempted to redesign levels to accommodate them.

This has required adaptations, usually within existing budgets and staffing levels, to accommodate this increased workload.

The same message, she said, was sent by putting the main stage up one level to accommodate a big welcoming lobby off the street.

Hundreds of buildings were levelled to accommodate parking lots, such as the Armory Building, which once occupied the site of Taco House.

The more pressure there is at local level to accommodate particular cultural practices, the greater the need for countervailing pressure, and perpetual vigilance, on the part of national (and sometimes supranational) bodies.

The devaluation in early 2002 implied a jump in the price level to accommodate the new relative prices of the economy.

Knowledge extensibility is required at the agent level to accommodate any new ontological units added to the system about the domain.