Sentence examples similar to withdraw to accommodate from inspiring English sources

It is thought that he may be deployed in a more withdrawn role to accommodate Falcao and Robin van Persie as the forwards in the side.

Hanna agreed to withdraw Bayne, not to accommodate McKinley, but to save Foraker from a difficulty.

Space availability: As an employee, you are admitted on a space-available basis and may be asked to withdraw if space is required to accommodate regular Cornell students.

Others withdraw, fearful of disapprobation and unable or unwilling to accommodate social demands.

Others withdraw, fearful of disapproval, or unable or unwilling to accommodate social demands.

Australia received a free exclusive single that featured six tracks to accommodate the album, but HMV had withdrawn the single on request and replaced it with a new single that featured three new tracks.

And the fact is that were Beckham forced to withdraw at any stage of the game the 2012 Galaxy are built to accommodate the loss.

But Harrison says the communication requirements - primarily sign language - of Deaflympians, the cost of sign interpreters, and the inability of the Paralympic Games to accommodate the growing number of Deaflympians, led to the ICSD deciding to withdraw.

Mr. Petracca said designs for the retail center were being redrawn to accommodate Target, which came on board only about one year ago, after other prospective anchors withdrew.

Gonzales withdrew to the sidewalk.

He then withdrew to Provence.