Sentence examples for widened to accommodate from inspiring English sources

The parking lane on the north side will be widened to accommodate those ever-widening American S.U.V.'s.

Few streets were widened to accommodate traffic and allow for new street tree planting.

In the 1920's and 30's, the creek was widened to accommodate the growing traffic.

It has an elegant dining room, outfitted like a railway car and widened to accommodate those Big Brown Bags.

Two more stars, Carmelo Anthony and Chauncey Billups, arrived in February, and the spotlight widened to accommodate them.

WHEELCHAIR ACCESS -- The restaurant is on one level and the doorway has been widened to accommodate a wheelchair.

If longitudinal muscles contract and the body shortens, it must widen to accommodate its volume; if the circular muscles contract and the body thins, it must lengthen.

Going Forward The dense foot traffic on Main Street and Roosevelt Avenue will only increase as Flushing's new residential and commercial buildings arrive; sidewalks may need widening to accommodate the coming throngs.

Nitric oxide is known to play a critical role in regulating a normal response to stress in which the arteries widen to accommodate increased blood flow to the heart.

As a benchmark, we also plot the total energy for D = 15 Å in Figure 5, and we observe that the central plateau widens to accommodate more ion layers than that for D = 15 Å.

Apartment sizes will not change -- 395 square feet for the smallest studio to 465 square feet for the largest one-bedroom -- but some of the space will be taken by updated fully equipped kitchenettes with lower countertops and by larger bathrooms with walk-in showers with seats, grab bars, doors and entry areas widened to five feet to accommodate wheelchairs.