Sentence examples for more easily accommodate from inspiring English sources

Another reason was a recognition that a list of guidelines could more easily accommodate the rapid evolution of technology.

Central Park, with 843 acres, or Prospect Park, with 526, could far more easily accommodate them than these 75 acres.

When we are young our bodies can more easily accommodate sudden fluctuations in blood pressure, but as we get older our blood vessels become stiffer and less flexible.

At Walgreens, solar power is becoming so common that the chain changed its standard design template to more easily accommodate the equipment.

Drapability tests have shown that knitted fabrics are less susceptible to wrinkling than woven preforms because their loop structure can more easily accommodate large deformations.

A conception that encompasses virtually all that a person has reason to care about will more easily accommodate social equality and respectful relationships.

The growing number of one person households is more easily accommodated in denser areas too.

It's been replaced by the word eligibility, the interpretation of which more easily accommodates Eastern bloc athletes and others.

Whilst in the US bigger homes means that larger TVs can be more easily accommodated, UK homes are rarely able to cope with such screen sizes.

This feature of the model suggests that some base pair combinations in the 5′ end of capped RNAs may be more easily accommodated by the CMTr21 423 active site than others, providing a basis for the enzyme substrate specificity.

In the United Kingdom, in contrast, the goals of the financial regulators are more modest and, to the extent that cost efficiency is one of the country's regulatory objectives in the field of financial regulation, that policy tends to foster a less cumbersome system of financial regulation that more easily accommodates consolidation of regulatory functions.