Sentence examples for tailored to accommodate from inspiring English sources

The Covent Garden production, almost as venerable as the tenor himself, has been tailored to accommodate those famously frail knees.

The houses, built on wooded and often hilly lots, were tailored to accommodate the natural setting rather than conquer it.

The programs train students in the same skills as an M.B.A. but are compressed and tailored to accommodate working professionals.

The brand identity may be tailored to accommodate local language and cultural preferences (like McDonald's serving pasta in Italy), but its core features - aesthetic, message, logo - remain unchanged.

It was usually assumed that the trade balance (more strictly, balance on goods and services) would be tailored to accommodate any capital movement that occurred.

This tells us two things: 1) awards ceremonies tailored to accommodate adverts always fall foul of time constraints; and 2) the most exciting thing to happen at the Brits was someone not finishing what they were saying.

Patients' need for health information may change over time as they master skills or develop new concerns, and repeated tailoring to accommodate those changes is challenging.

Vehicles tailored to fit customers.

Efforts to engage patients with chronic illness in the detection and management of depression may need further tailoring to accommodate beliefs about how people view themselves, responsibility and negative views of treatment.

Nanocomposite reinforced fibroin scaffold can be tailored further to accommodate different requirements depending on bone type or bone regeneration period.

Every clinic needs to be able to have the flexibility to introduce their own refinements tailored specifically to accommodate the needs of their patient population.