Sentence examples for to accommodate rising from inspiring English sources

Many schools, hospitals and libraries are struggling to accommodate rising need.

Recent "plot chopping" by councils to accommodate rising demand has been controversial.

The extension is needed to accommodate rising turnout, the elections commission claims.

Carleton said her research showed little evidence Indian farmers were changing their practices to accommodate rising temperatures.

Gulf coast ports are eager to accommodate rising trade, according to Mr. Emmett of Harris County, but need government money to assist with road and rail.

They want accessory dwellings (a k a granny flats) to accommodate rising numbers children moving home after college and aging parents needing care.

Indeed, as the century progressed, the theater steadily dedicated itself to accommodating rising, self-organized audiences with distinct cultural tastes rather than the broader national public it once so desperately craved and sought to enact in and around the playhouse.

Competition operates through both the supply and the demand sides of the market, with college admissions becoming more meritocratic even as the most desirable colleges choose to contend fiercely for top-tier students rather than accommodate rising numbers of qualified applicants.

Canada is counting on new export lines to boost discounted oil prices in the country and accommodate rising production from the oil sands.

We were tasked with accommodating rising amounts of complex data, higher workload requirements, malicious cyber-attacks and more -- all while maintaining day-to-day business operations.

To accommodate those rising costs, the mayor has been forced to look for cuts elsewhere.