Sentence examples for stop to accommodate from inspiring English sources
Progress isn't going to stop to accommodate the MPAA and RIAA.
One concerned a truck leaving the car park whose driver noticed a cyclist riding in the cycle lane from the left too late and had to brake suddenly, and another where a truck driver came to an abrupt stop to accommodate a cyclist who was crossing the road diagonally in front of the truck.
At that point, several thousand issues had already been printed, and the presses were stopped to accommodate the last-minute change.
We continue through the fair, stopping constantly to accommodate selfie requests.
The lawsuits failed, the planetarium is open and the Beresford is now protesting plans for a monument honoring Alfred Nobel on West 81st Street, saying the block is already too crowded with a hot dog stand, newspaper boxes, a subway station and a bus stop to also accommodate tourists gawking at a 19-foot statue.
Bus service, which continued running everywhere in the city except in Manhattan south of Houston Street, became a kind of savior yesterday, with hundreds of packed city and private buses lining up at stops to try to accommodate the crowds that began to grow by midmorning.
Further confirmation of the strength of the trend can be seen on the highways, where the traditional Interstate truck stop has been changing to accommodate the influx of people making business trips by car.
Faculty members on the tenure track generally can stop the tenure clock to accommodate the arrival of a new child.
The restaurant opened in September 1960, but due to the site's reputation as a truck stop, was redesigned in 1964 to accommodate a waitress service.
First, the specificity of a tRNA molecule (e.g. one encoding a stop codon) can be modified to accommodate non-canonical amino acids; in this way, the use of the relevant codon can introduce an NCAA at the specified position.
"Eventually, a district will either have to stop issuing permits or reduce pumping to accommodate new permits," he said.
