Sentence examples for means to accommodate from inspiring English sources

Cincinnati's centralized system was championed by Michael Vanderburgh, the archdiocese's stewardship director, who was looking for more consistent cash flow and a means to accommodate younger parishioners.

As a means to accommodate the projected growth of eligible students, the University of California opened its tenth campus in 2005.

The dislocations subsequently form low-energy, stable structures as a means to accommodate the irreversible slip processes and increasing dislocation density during cyclic forward and reverse loading.

Congress designed § 13(c) as a means to accommodate state law to collective bargaining, not as a means to substitute a federal law of collective bargaining for state labor law.

And in a melodramatic confrontation with his ailing parent ("How pathetic it felt to be having this overwrought 'East of Eden' conversation so late in both our lives") he tells the senior Gabriel Noone that "I know what it means to accommodate someone else's anger, because I ended up marrying you".

There are now loud complaints that Miss Suu Kyi has dropped her earlier talk of federalism as a means to accommodate the political aspirations of the Karen, Kachin, Rakhine and others.In this, Miss Suu Kyi may feel bound by political constraints.

This is not some juggling act meant to accommodate East and West Coast viewers at once.

He gestured to a clump of empty desks meant to accommodate 12 new employees by next year.

It was probably meant to accommodate overflow from an official city dump about 12 miles away.

Maybe it's because the mayor has made so many changes in his approach lately, meant to accommodate critics.

Press+ is meant to accommodate all approaches, collect data on how they work and share the results with clients.