Sentence examples for so that it accommodates from inspiring English sources

The interface is not only user-friendly, but also modular so that it accommodates additional data sets in the future.

The work is so rich and flexible that it accommodates virtually any academic trend.

President Obama has pressed for improving the nation's rail system so that it can accommodate faster trains.

But over the next few years the pair, who were now joined by Dr Levitt, broadened the model so that it could accommodate virtually anything.

He added that the mayor's office had agreed to keep the site open for several hours throughout the day so that it could accommodate mourners' schedules.

The goal of treatment has traditionally been, therefore, to expand the story so that it can accommodate a series of unexpected scenes.

In fact, so sure was the world that books were dead that when Ikea redesigned its ubiquitous Billy bookcase in 2011, it was thought to be so that it could accommodate knick-knacks rather than "archaic" paperbacks.

He said that if she is asked about her views, she should answer honestly but that pageant officials would help her "fine-tune" her response so that it is "accommodating to both parties".

Now we need to reshape the union, so that it can accommodate the interests of countries which want to move forward towards greater political and economic integration, and countries which prefer a co-operation around the single market.

Last year the Biltmore became the subject of a court battle between a real estate developer, Joseph Moinian, who said he wanted to restore and book the theater, and the Nederlander Organization, which said it might try to more than double the house's size so that it could accommodate big musicals.

A dial plan allows one to design network so that it can accommodate data and voice/video within the same infrastructure.