Sentence examples for will increase to accommodate from inspiring English sources

Typically, the system reserve capacities and operation costs will increase to accommodate the volatile power outputs of renewable energy sources.

That means prices will increase to accommodate the 10percentt sales tax, which currently only applies to online purchases over $1,000.

They will pay tax at 7.5%, ie £75, which will have to be collected through self-assessment unless the PAYE deductions from their pension income can be increased to accommodate the extra liability".

This was increased to accommodate 20% attrition.

The first phase, due to be completed by 2010, will accommodate some 25,000 people, the firm says, and the total population will increase to half a million by 2040.

He said: "The announcement will allow Lloyds to cash in on consumers' Christmas splurge and, in many cases, their need to increase overdrafts to accommodate for this costly time of year".

Even if you eat way more while on vacation than you normally would, remember that your body will adjust to accommodate this short-term increased intake.

By 2020, an estimated 5.6 million healthcare jobs will be created to accommodate seniors' increasing needs, in pharmaceutical and medicine manufacturing, nursing care facilities, community care facilities for the elderly, and home healthcare services.

Harding is an anomaly in an area where development has increased rapidly to accommodate suburban commuters.

To lunch a new network application always implies to replace the obsolete devices and needs the related space and power to accommodate it, which will increase the energy and capital investment.

He will have to accommodate and compromise.