Sentence examples for significantly to accommodate from inspiring English sources

The film was based on a book by the Australian writer Paul Brickhill but was altered significantly to accommodate the personalities of a cast that included several major stars and stars-to-be.

We haven't been able to experience how the game changes significantly to accommodate your choice of amorality or virtue.

But while that new Quattroporte grew significantly – to accommodate the gentleman who prefers to be driven – the Ghibli is a car for the keener driver.

The controlling state machine of a synchronous functional block may need to be enhanced significantly to accommodate varying latencies involved in data transfers between GALS modules.

The Labour-run council said more than 216 homes in Camden would be demolished, a further 264 would be at risk of demolition and a school "significantly impacted" to accommodate the plans.

The structure of the database (see the 'Sediment database structure' section and the 'Data types' section) has been significantly expanded to accommodate the greater diversity of magnetic measurements made on lake and marine sediments and the large number of dating methods applicable.

In 1991 and 1992, the median strip of the entire freeway was significantly widened to accommodate the Joondalup railway line, being built under the Northern Suburbs Transit System project.

However, there was little indication across the funding bodies involved in our study that mechanisms for research funding decision-making were significantly changing to accommodate the public's needs.

The City Ballet is concerned about losing City Opera, because it shares the operating costs, but the ballet does not want the State Theater altered significantly to better accommodate the opera acoustically.

Haynes expanded the company significantly in 1908 to accommodate ever-increasing sales.

In later proceedings, this court would also be significantly expanded, in order to accommodate the onslaught of new cases.