Sentence examples for part to accommodate from inspiring English sources

It began in 1998, in part to accommodate workers laid off by Boeing.

Spending jumped to $121,000 in November, in part to accommodate the influx of people who joined the encampment.

Ms. Rainer, a celebrated choreographer and dancer, turned to film in part to accommodate her gift for gab.

Another change the league made last year was to start the regular season two weeks later than usual in large part to accommodate overseas players.

Here in Toronto, the Yorkdale mall is adding 145,000 square feet, in part to accommodate American newcomers like Kate Spade New York, Tesla Motors and Ann Taylor.

However, the Duffer brothers have said it will take place a year after the first, in 1984, in part to accommodate the fact its young cast have grown.

The machines' seats and benches adjust to the height of the user, and you can adjust moving parts to accommodate your leg or arm length.

In 1997, the Bird Road toll plaza was reconfigured to its current two part form to accommodate the then-bottleneck section of the expressway.

On its cover the book is labeled "Essays, Etc.," and that et cetera seems a clear nod to Sedaris's frequent liberties with the facts — in an author's note, he acknowledges the term is in "part" meant to accommodate six brief monologues "in which I am a woman, a father and a 16-year-old girl with a fake British accent".

One of the typical approaches for moving object detection is background subtraction where background modeling is an unavoidable part intending to accommodate the changes in the environment.

Was your child born without pain medication for Mom? Did you change jobs or go from full-time to part-time to accommodate your parenting?