Sentence examples for managed to accommodate from inspiring English sources

The car's classic body design managed to accommodate seven decades of automotive evolution.

In Cincinnati, Delta, which dominates the airport, has managed to accommodate most Comair customers.

And the Supreme Court has usually managed to accommodate religious courts.

Butler took the images above while visiting a ranch in Colombia that is managed to accommodate both livestock and wildlife.

While Bo Schembechler was a disciplinarian, his Michigan teams managed to accommodate the social protests of the time.

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

And the car manages to accommodate seven people, but just barely.

At its best, the storytelling itself manages to accommodate a sense of historical contingency.

How do development teams manage to accommodate changing needs and at the same time maintain the quality of the product?

As one Islamist, Ali Bulac, puts it, the main question today is not whether Islam can adapt to democracy but whether Turkish democracy can manage to accommodate the modern world's wealth of beliefs and ideologies including political Islam.

Hardly bigger than a postage stamp, it somehow manages to accommodate evergreen trees and shrubs, a Japanese maple, hydrangeas and roses, brick and flagstone walkways, and a lily pond stocked with koi.