Sentence examples for which means accommodating from inspiring English sources

Modern medicine has so far failed to provide women with a safe and foolproof method of contraception, and our culture still grudgingly refuses to countenance working motherhood, or give women genuine equal opportunity, which means accommodating their biological differences from men.

The C.I.A needed its base in Mexico City, which meant accommodating Mexico's Federal Security Directorate, a criminal incubator.

Changi served an incredible 62.2 million passengers in 2017 with more than 373,000 landings and takeoffs, which means Changi accommodated a landing or takeoff every 85 seconds, 24 hours a day in 2017.

The tablet clip-in system is modular, which means it can accommodate different slates.

The table's surface is a multitouch screen, which means that it can accommodate the input from a number of different points of contact at once, not unlike Apple's forthcoming iPhone.

Meanwhile, Sjostrom estimates that commercial space (both office and warehouse) is only 70% utilized in Galveston, which means the city can accommodate companies that need to temporarily or permanently relocate.

Most of these venues, especially barns, weren't built for weddings, which means they cannot typically accommodate more than 150 people...not without a tent.

Diversity doesn't mean accommodating difference: inclusion does.

The markers for sales awards will have to change to accommodate this, which means that if you manage to flog that single CD, embedded into a nano-biological mould around a Heston Blumenthal mince pie, you'll be awarded some kind of sparkly disc.

Naturally, the staff accommodates his wish, which means hauling his wife, Rosetta, a children's clothing designer (and former model); his 1-year-old son, Cassius; the nanny; a crib; a DVD player; and 90 bottles of baby formula through a warren of quiet corridors.

The normalized uncertainty range of the adjustment index is (0.00, 0.10) for do-nothing, which means the current intersection condition can accommodate none or very little traffic growth.