Sentence examples for to accommodating increased from inspiring English sources

In my state, billions are devoted to accommodating increased traffic without regard to global warming, fossil-fuel consumption, air pollution, land loss, road deaths, debt to foreign nations or even war to ensure access to oil.

To accommodate increased demand, Iraqi Airways recently added two new daily flights to Istanbul from Baghdad.

In 1939, to accommodate increased automobile traffic, the chains were replaced by steel cables.

To accommodate increased traffic, municipalities invested heavily in widening and extending roads.

And little Minot International Airport in North Dakota, undergoing a $40 million terminal expansion to accommodate increased traffic, is doing the same.

Trophoblastic invasion of the uterine spiral arteries substantially increases compliance to accommodate increased blood flow to the placenta.

To accommodate increased service demand and load on rail networks, increase in network velocity, without compromising safety, is required.

To accommodate increased shipping traffic, the authority is trying to move nonessential warehousing and distribution operations out of the port itself to nearby locations.

As for the potential impact of the new mixed-use development on New Castle, road improvements would be made to accommodate increased traffic, Mr. Charney said.

Improved transport links — highways designed to accommodate increased freight traffic — have led to American-style intercity corridors built up with new industrial and commercial developments.

To accommodate increased bioenergetic and biosynthetic demands, metabolic pathways are harnessed to maximize proliferation and effector molecule production.