Sentence examples for things to accommodate from inspiring English sources
The phrase "things to accommodate" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to various items, factors, or considerations that need to be adjusted or made suitable for a particular situation. Example: "We have several things to accommodate in our project plan, including budget constraints and team availability."
But until now, it has meant designing or re-designing things to accommodate the way people already are.
It's not (just) that I'm a bit controlling, but that I don't want to be bullied into doing too many different things to accommodate everyone's tastes, traditions and Christmas dreams.
Sonic Sounds, with its piles of records and CDs and T-shirts crammed into a tiny upstairs room, had a kind man behind the counter who would recommend things to accommodate my widening tastes.
The event is quickly selling out, although we made a couple of hundred more seats available two weeks ago by removing some tables and otherwise rearranging things to accommodate more people.
"As with most people who start labels that feature exclusively their work, my motivation is largely selfish: I really hate shopping tracks and constantly having to revise things to accommodate for another person's vision throughout the process.
From binding our feet to plumping up our lips so that we look as if we were socked in the mouth by Mike Tyson, we've done crazy things to accommodate a vision of perfection.
" It's one thing to treat a woman well but another thing entirely to accommodate her every need.
There are a lot things you have to accommodate for.
"There certainly are things that are done to accommodate the characteristics of the player," Coach Tom Coughlin said.
"And I've seen her change things in a fitting to accommodate them".
Now our commitment on the cable side is that we will alter our schedule to accommodate things that happen".
