Sentence examples for wise to accommodate from inspiring English sources
This bias makes sense as a matter of self-interest, as the student editors are probably wise to accommodate people who have power over their futures.
He laments that Waterstones moved too slowly to launch its own e-reader, but insists it is now wise to accommodate the device most people prefer.
Her first government collapsed in 1990 partly under duress from the then leader of Punjab Mr Sharif.So Mr Zardari has been wise to accommodate an erstwhile rival.
Iraq's newly empowered Shias were natural allies, while even such archly Sunni countries as Saudi Arabia, and secular ones like Turkey, now felt it wise to accommodate Shia Iran rather than challenge it.
It says EU leaders would be wise to accommodate Britain's requests as "Europe needs Britain as much as Britain needs Europe".
Consistency with theory allowed the development of a new modelling approach to conductor systems using a distorted horizontal length scale (span wise) to accommodate these systems in the wind tunnel.
Although healthcare providers have mixed sentiments, it would be wise to develop protocols to accommodate those who wish to remain together during CPR.
The first K+ bound with the top cap nucleotides at 1.02 ns, and the base of T18 nucleotide in the second edge-wise loop tilted outward to accommodate the hydrated K+ ion (Fig. 2A).
Before it does, however, the military would be wise to make additional changes to accommodate any enhanced role for women in the armed services.
Step-wise current extraction is a common process done to accommodate a sudden power surge during an operation.
It has become standard to use loose constraints to accommodate uncertainty and it is often wise to exclude constraints if there is no firm basis for them.
