Sentence examples for will help accommodate from inspiring English sources

An additional 200 outdoor spaces will help accommodate tenants, who will be charged monthly fees between $40 outdoors and $75 indoors to park each additional car.

The F.A.A. argues that the plan will help accommodate a dramatic increase in air traffic while reducing delays, fuel consumption, aircraft emissions and noise.

While Icann says the creation of new addresses will help accommodate the international diversification of the Internet, some companies worry that the process will make it harder to protect their brand names.

These chain stitches will help accommodate the eventual height of your Tunisian double crochet row.

Within a few weeks, the swimming pool and the park will also open to help accommodate the more than 600 children that have signed up for the various activities.

And to help accommodate new traffic, a building on Hudson Street will be converted into a parking garage and office space.

The sale proceeds will be used to finance Smithsonian acquisitions, and the warehouse space freed can help accommodate contemporary firefighters' equipment.

They said the yards would also help accommodate a 20percentt increase in the electric car fleet, which will be required for the East Side Access project that will provide service to Grand Central Terminal by 2012.

UNICEF is providing mobile classrooms to help accommodate them.

Listening to and empathising with your players will help you accommodate all these social intricacies.

This will help you accommodate a cat to the act of clipping.