Sentence examples for which has accommodated from inspiring English sources

Google admits that it's even better than Google Maps for Android phones, which has accommodated its evolving feature set mainly by piling on menus.

The Met's management -- which has accommodated camels, monkeys and American Ballet Theater's Russian wolfhounds in "La Bayadère" -- cautiously agreed to a pit bull debut on condition that the dogs sport muzzles.

But the records offer a glimpse inside the social and power circles of the Bloomberg administration, which has accommodated dozens of young people with connections to the mayor's friends, business associates and government appointees for the prestigious, if unpaid, slots.

Remember that in those days Stamford Bridge was a large bowl, which had accommodated a greyhound track, and even a swift chase to fetch the ball could consume more than a few precious seconds.

The members of the blockading coalition have in common a deep and sometimes irrational fear of the Muslim Brotherhood and Iran, both of which Qatar has accommodated to some degree.

The possibility of response shift should, however, not blur the fact that "toxicity to which the patient has accommodated still is toxicity" [ 43].

"The committee questions why a short-term, less expensive solution was not implemented, prior to a new building potentially being built, which could have accommodated additional committee rooms," the report said.

Design efforts were then concentrated on the Project 1153 carrier, which would have accommodated the Su-25s and the proposed MiG-23Ks and Su-27Ks.

The unsuccessful Chicago 2016 Olympic bid placed the main site of the $1.1 billion residential complex, which would have accommodated athletes in an Olympic Village in the 4th Ward.

Soon after describing Stegosaurus, Marsh noted a large canal in the hip region of the spinal cord, which could have accommodated a structure up to 20 times larger than the famously small brain.

Discuss ways in which you have accommodated the OCD behavior.