Sentence examples for situation to accommodate from inspiring English sources

Our scenarios assume that anthropogenic climate change is happening but explore both a best-case and worst-case situation to accommodate for diverging perspectives on rates and impacts of change.

I've spent the past 10 years studying hundreds of savvy business professionals who were thrust into unfamiliar cultures or who work with foreign colleagues, and I believe that what Marco, Anat, and Seungwoo lack is a very specific skill I call "cultural code-switching"—the ability to modify behavior in specific situations to accommodate varying cultural norms.

Changing the law governing the normal situation in order to accommodate the abnormal situation is like requiring that car seats be designed to accommodate conjoined twins as well as anatomically normal children.

Scientists choose to become contractors to improve their technical skills, to determine which company is the best fit before seeking a permanent position, or to accommodate family situations and personal needs.

The Waldorf was overbooked because of an unforeseen, and probably unique, situation: it had to accommodate a contingent of Saudi Arabian officials who came to New York on short notice to accompany King Abdullah, who was seeking medical treatment.

Such extension is feasible because the cases are designed to be adaptable for different levels of education, flexible to be tailored to local situations, and expandable to accommodate changes in the field.

You can be disposed toward empathy, but incompetent at exercising it if you lack the cultural competence to pick up on cues in your surroundings, the intellectual curiosity to explore other people's reality, the 360-degree thinking to see all the way around a situation, or the adaptability to accommodate what you have come to understand.

Why Airlines Can't Cut The Fat 10.24.02 Carriers are in a no-win situation, as they try to accommodate the ever more obese U.S. population.

To accommodate situations in which the 3D structure of the target receptor is not available, we have developed the Pseudo Atomic Receptor Model PARMM) software package.

The system is flexible enough to accommodate situations differing from meteorological agency forecasts.

Flexibility is recommended to accommodate situations where wording of the measure (requiring different terms in different countries) or the language in question (which may vary too much between countries) does not allow universal translations to be utilized.