Sentence examples for while accommodating the from inspiring English sources
Such a system would keep the original plan intact while accommodating the exceptions that could arise.
This way, Kübler-Ross gave the patients some privacy while accommodating the growing number of students who wanted to watch.
He argues that this would make the waterfront more attractive while accommodating the 110,000 vehicles now using the viaduct each day.
The poem goes with the flow of the river while accommodating the physicality of the journey: "our crude boat / chugging / points towards Chonqing".
In the past two years the West has been trying to bolster a revamped government in Mogadishu, Somalia's capital, while accommodating the semi-autonomous fiefs to build what might become a workable federation.
That would potentially satisfy North Korea's demand for individual, face-to-face negotiations with Washington while accommodating the Bush administration's insistence that any new talks involve Japan, South Korea and China, the diplomat said.
The wave-reservoir concept is a reduced model that draws a distinction between local (transverse) and distal (longitudinal) influences by employing a lumped model for the former while accommodating longitudinal wave travel in the latter.
Mr. Dermody said that the project, which would also include bridge and station work and the elimination of five grade-level road crossings, was necessary to increase rush-hour service while accommodating those headed in the opposite direction of most commuters.
It is a sterling example of the tightrope South Africans walk every day: melding modern and ancient; Western and African; black and white and mixed-race culture, while still accommodating the distinctive virtues of each.
The only effective way to mitigate such an attack is to expand capacity — so much so that the system can absorb the extra traffic thrown at it, while still accommodating the normal load.
Perhaps our legislators need to revisit the definitions of handicapped and disabled, while also accommodating the needs of those, who at certain times, could benefit from a little leniency.
