Sentence examples for usually to accommodate from inspiring English sources

He mostly uses electric miles in his Volt and has filled it up with gas only a dozen times, usually to accommodate longer trips.

It essentially means that a club must be able to give an assurance that it could switch the date of a match at short notice, most usually to accommodate television.

Accommodation The university is usually able to accommodate all first-years who have requested a place in halls.

Of course, we usually strove to accommodate our financers' ideas and wishes.

Unlike high-rise buildings, these structures -- often less than 10 stories -- were usually built to accommodate ground-level businesses that open to the street.

During his time at the helm, General Ozkok has usually elected to accommodate change, sometimes at the risk of turning his own subordinates against him.

It was an old policy, he reminded the committee, and the city had usually managed to accommodate requests for public meetings.

Temporary shelters, which are established within a week to three months, are usually designed to accommodate people with minimum facilities.

A mammal's eggs usually split to accommodate the DNA in sperm when they sense the swimmers getting close, then die off if fertilization fails.

Haffejee [ 22] noted that as a result of inadequate facilities and high patient loads, counselling services were usually rushed to accommodate other services.

For example, in skeletal muscle only a fraction of capillaries are usually open to accommodate the passage of erythrocytes whereas the remaining capillaries allow only passage of plasma [ 11].