Sentence examples for while still accommodating from inspiring English sources
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.
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.
Over the last four months the city had been talking with the university about how best to fit the Signature's desired two theaters and two rehearsal spaces — one of which could also serve as a stage — into Fiterman, while still accommodating the school's need for academic space.
While many voyages still accommodate the middle-aged vacationer content to see the Caribbean from a chaise longue, an increasing number offer less-sedentary vacationers everything from glacier treks to trips to the ballet.
While other copies of the message still accommodate the buffer of the relay nodes and spread in the network until the TTL elapsed.
And while supersymmetric models with superparticle masses close to or beyond one TeV can still accommodate dark matter, it will be very hard to directly detect such particles and to confirm the supersymmetric solution to the dark matter mystery.
John Neary still accommodates quirky limousine requests behind the concierge counter.
While developers of residential buildings in Manhattan have not been compelled to provide parking facilities since the Clean Air Act of 1981, builders in Brooklyn must still accommodate a certain number of automobiles.
So carriers are doing their utmost to reassure passengers that in the absence of travel restrictions by the World Health Organization, air travel is still safe, while accommodating those who may not wish to fly.
We have still not yet accommodated pregnancy properly.
Different industries face different threats, from dealing with late payments to ensuring they're not holding too much stock while still being able to accommodate unexpected demand.
