Sentence examples for redesigned to accommodate from inspiring English sources

The Joannou place has been extensively redesigned to accommodate their ever-growing private collection.

Where it stayed while the ground above was bombed to rubble during the blitz, torn apart to accommodate more traffic and recently redesigned to accommodate less.

The software, a precursor to Jack, demonstrated to NASA that the toilet system on the space shuttle needed to be redesigned to accommodate larger astronauts.

The TU-144 was eventually redesigned to accommodate more passengers than the Concorde, apparently to make it more attractive to potential buyers.

At the first event, it showcased devices made by Samsung ,Dell and other hardware partners that run Windows 8, a version of Microsoft's flagship operating system redesigned to accommodate touch-based devices like tablets.

The lower two floors and the basement are being redesigned to accommodate spiritual gatherings presided over by Sunim, a soft-spoken individual with a shaved head and a copper-colored complexion.

Some were redesigned to fit new tastes.

Street space was redesigned to better accommodate on-street delivery areas, and new rules were created for their use.

To meet that requirement, the airlines "are going to have to spend enormous amounts of money" and even redesign terminals to accommodate new bomb-checking machines, said Robert Crandall, the retired chief executive of American Airlines.

During development, test players discovered methods of exploiting the available powers and abilities to achieve unexpected outcomes; instead of restricting these techniques, the designers attempted to redesign levels to accommodate them.

Some meeting spaces at Microsoft are being redesigned to be more open so they can accommodate the giant screens, which can be bigger than 80 inches.