Sentence examples for service to accommodate from inspiring English sources

Amtrak scrambled to provide additional service to accommodate the surge in demand.

As airlines cut back on service to accommodate the new security procedures, consumers will have to live with fewer choices.

The line will be part of a realignment of rails and service to accommodate repairs on the Manhattan Bridge.

However, the Israeli government has been increasing alternatives to military service to accommodate Orthodox Jews and Arab Israelis, as well as pacifists.

"Now that they've come, the system has to continue to improve and to expand the service to accommodate the crowds and keep them happy".

Over the years, said Marjorie Anders, a spokeswoman for Metro-North, "we've been adding and adding and adding midday service to accommodate them".

This means knowing who is being admitted, tweaking the services to accommodate them and visiting the wards during their stay.

Hotels are also devising services to accommodate the round-the-clock schedules that increasingly define business trips.

The fiscal squeeze has highlighted the inadequacy of community services to accommodate deinstitutionalization, and waiting lists have grown steadily in many states.

A third Internet venture, Foliofn, which began in May, lets investors cheaply assemble mutual fund-like portfolios and plans to expand its services to accommodate investment clubs.

Typically, "The Ages of Mankind" exhibitions have gone on display in Roman Catholic cathedrals that close for religious services to accommodate the crowds, said Father Meléndez.