Sentence examples for particularly to accommodate from inspiring English sources
"This ordinance was going to force small-business owners particularly to accommodate people who choose a certain lifestyle," said the Rev. Jerry Prevo, pastor of the Anchorage Baptist Temple and a leader of the measure's opponents.
(This is particularly important if the guide is the guide nearest the rod on a spinning reel, which is particularly large to accommodate line coming off the reel during a cast).
Preferential synthesis of a pacemaker enzyme is particularly required to accommodate a cell to major changes in its chemical milieu.
And France may indeed have found it particularly hard to accommodate its North African newcomers, for a host of historical and cultural reasons.
Less computationally complex algorithms are particularly necessary to accommodate the large number of agents needed for the considered application case.
If not, the studios would be expected to hold more theater screenings, particularly in New York and Los Angeles, to accommodate those groups.
Mobile WiMAX is expected to be widely deployed and, with its time-division duplexing (TDD) format and resulting uplink-downlink reciprocity, is particularly well suited to accommodate network MIMO.
Modelling of the C-terminal part of the natural substrate Arg6-Met-enkephalin into the active site shows that the S1′ pocket of CPM is particularly well designed to accommodate P1′-Arg residues, in agreement with the preference of CPM for cleaving C-terminal Arg.
Some scary parts have been eliminated for the shorter productions to accommodate particularly young children.
We now take their benefits for granted, and are increasingly frustrated by their limitations, particularly by their inability to accommodate individual needs and wishes, whether they're physical disabilities or stylistic preferences.
The Libs won't say that they won't work with the independents but are keen to push Labor and the Greens together, the Greens don't want to sit with the Libs – it's like trying to accommodate particularly trying guests at a dinner party that may never happen.
