Sentence examples for making to accommodate from inspiring English sources

"Businesses need to change decision making to accommodate this now or perish".

"To summarise; great change and businesses need to change decision making to accommodate this or perish".

So far, business travelers are not put off by the prospect of sharing the plane with a large number of children because they appreciate the effort the airline is making to accommodate families, Mr. Saadon said.

This week AIPAC issued a rare press release, ostensibly to criticize the Palestinian Authority for not responding positively to Netanyahu's "commitment to direct negotiations and peace" nor to the "painful decisions" it says he is making to accommodate the Palestinians.

Design changes have been made to accommodate local concerns.

Reasonable adjustments should therefore be made to accommodate students with ME".

A sofa is made to accommodate long hours of immobility, and that's a tough job.

(The network said that both changes were made to accommodate the ever-expanding schedule of "Idol").

Diplomatic sources said that only minor changes were made to accommodate him.

He picked up a cellular telephone specially made to accommodate men's larger fingers.

It was similar to the previous generation, with minor revisions made to accommodate variable valve timing and increased displacement.