Sentence examples for will continue to accommodate from inspiring English sources

One certainty is that the Mets will continue to accommodate their young star Harvey, although they will do nothing special at the expense of the other starters to ensure that Harvey pitches on regular rest.

One circle will be packed at the beginning, and the packing will continue to accommodate more circles, until no more space is available inside the rectangular.

One Minnesota parent and educator commented that he is happy to donate to his daughter's charter school if it will continue to accommodate her needs.

To continue to survive and grow in a crowding space, the company will have to continue to accommodate more functionality and content, co-founder Lynda Weinman says, and that expansion into mobile and international markets will be crucial.

Given the current reduction in capacity at White Hart Lane for next season and the ticketing requirements for Champions League, playing at Wembley will mean that we can continue to accommodate all of our existing season-ticket holders.

But he insists construction must continue to accommodate "natural" Jewish population growth.

The United States will continue to work to accommodate the EU's objectives, as long as the EU is committed to liberalising trade in agriculture, goods and services.

Russia, meanwhile, will continue to be accommodated as a partner in this effort, on the perpetually untested theory that if Obama ever did decide to get tough with Iran, Moscow would join in.

Whichever plan is adopted, one thing is certain: The 2,000 car owners who park at the pier at the exceptionally low rate of about $200 a month will continue to be accommodated.

Ageing population of Malaysia will continue to increase, hence accommodating their needs is imperative, as they will form a significant portion of the future society.

"Everyone knows the population has increased and will continue to do so and the grammar system must accommodate this.