Sentence examples for partly to accommodate from inspiring English sources

Fox made the move partly to accommodate post-season baseball, but mainly to protect another show.

But Jordan switched to Saturday partly to accommodate the banks that deal with global commerce.

Partly to accommodate them, the company ditched its old bonus plan, 80% of which automatically went to everybody.

Ms. Summer and Mr. Sudano have lived in Nashville for nine years, partly to accommodate his songwriting career.

He has also been building an addition on his house partly to accommodate the models he plans to build if he gets to do more Great Courses.

I have steadily moved the time at which we eat Christmas lunch (it's now effectively Christmas dinner), partly to accommodate a decent Christmas breakfast.

The vehicle came into being as an indirect consequence of a government policy that was partly meant to accommodate environmental concerns.

He said the arts center would stage a variety of theater, dance and music performances, from classical to rock, in a 4,000-seat 4,000-seatater that could be partly opened to accommodate an addindoorl 15,000 spectheatersithatg on the bacouldwn.

The new ramp will be more than twice as long as the old one, partly in order to accommodate more police at one time, so they can reach the Haram quickly during disturbances.

He did it partly to be accommodating.

Conditions in the homelands continued to deteriorate, partly because they had to accommodate vast numbers of people with minimal resources.