Sentence examples for use to accommodate from inspiring English sources

For instance, once an area is in use for biomass production, it is difficult to temporarily change the use to accommodate a flood in the same area.

In this context, DER policy makers, developers, and users are interested in determining which energy technologies to use to accommodate different end-use energy demands.

We value ourselves so much that the world, alongside everything, and everyone in it becomes nothing more than objects we use to accommodate our own interests.

Changes in chemical use to accommodate altered crop growing cycles, increased production of naturally occurring mycotoxins, and changes in temperature and precipitation all may contribute to more widespread human exposure to agricultural agents.

Additionally, a wealth of structural information has revealed many details of the diverse strategies that the Y-family DNA polymerases use to accommodate DNA lesions in their active sites and perform catalysis on damaged DNA substrates.

Winsford has been used to accommodate overspill population from Liverpool.

The proposed short-term facility would be used to accommodate people detained during immigration enforcement operations.

Existing football stadiums could be put to so many different uses to accommodate a decent chunk of the 26 sports.

The Asian financial crisis forced its closure, and it's now mostly used to accommodate immigration department staff.

Yet that's exactly what Hamburg's Hotel Gastwerk used to accommodate before it swapped coal for paying guests.

On the way, it passes excellent pubs in cottages that used to accommodate lock keepers, sailors and horses.