Sentence examples for take to accommodate from inspiring English sources

With some 200,000 autistic teenagers set to come of age in the United States over the next five years alone, little is known about their ability to participate fully in public life, or what it would take to accommodate them.

The medications he takes to accommodate the donated heart can be toxic to his other organs.

LAST week, the Columbus Dispatch featured an interesting piece on the increasing percentage of business travellers who are women and the steps hotels are taking to accommodate them.

While I applaud the steps taken to accommodate environmental concerns in the expansion of a highway near Middletown, Conn., one should not get the impression that expanding roads is a viable solution for traffic congestion.

Kennedy Show Ending With only three days to go before "Jacqueline Kennedy: The White House Years -- Selections From the John F. Kennedy Library and Museum" ends, the Metropolitan Museum has decided to keep the exhibition open as long as it takes to accommodate everyone who arrives before the show's 9 p.m. closing time on Sunday.

Cyclists rule in Amsterdam and great pains have been taken to accommodate them: the city is equipped with an elaborate network of cycle-paths and lanes, so safe and comfortable that even toddlers and elderly people use bikes as the easiest mode of transport.

Three months after a stampede killed 43 fans at a soccer match in Johannesburg, a commission of inquiry opened public hearings and was told by the general manager of the stadium where the calamity unfolded that extra measures had been taken to accommodate the large crowd expected for the match.

Note that E is the additional time taken to accommodate the start time of a resource.

The MoD said steps were also being taken to accommodate Army units returning from Germany in 2015.

However, caution should be taken to accommodate the uncertainty and complexity while developing forest reference level, and credible, reliable and applicable MRV system for REDD+ mechanism.

Start time for the j th resource (start j ) – ° Start j  = (EST of the request expected to execute earliest for the j th   resource) − E Note that E is the additional time taken to accommodate the start time of a resource.