Sentence examples for world of accommodating from inspiring English sources

The problem of finding a place for the mental in the physical world, of accommodating the causal power of the mental, and of accounting for the phenomenal aspects of consciousness are all live problems in the philosophy of mind today because they share some of the doctrine's ontological, epistemological, and semantic assumptions.

"There aren't enough fixed cables in the world to accommodate all of the growth and demand for broadband," Mr. Vestberg said in an interview.

It's the special cruelty of Britain's music conservatoires: they encourage their students to reach for the stars, to dream of being, say, the next Thomas Adès, yet there's simply no room in today's musical world to accommodate the hundreds of hugely talented graduates who emerge from colleges every year.

Having justified the unjust structure of that oil world to accommodate our addiction to fossil fuels has produced both a profound threat to our planet and the rise of an angry terrorism that threatens our own children.

In recent years, as an effective means of accommodating renewable energy generation, microgrid technologies are attracting world-wide attention.

Most have some way of accommodating nonsmokers.

A number of epistemic preferences that underly the choice of alternative worlds in accommodating a counterfactual supposition are then examined ranging over types of knowledge, locality of action, and time.

"Unfortunately," he said, "the developing world is accommodating and the developed world is not accommodating and is not showing flexibility".

Mr. Fleck, one of the world's most accommodating virtuosos, functions here as a fourth member of Mr. Roberts's trio with Rodney Jordan on bass and Jason Marsalis on drums.

Other amenities in one of the world's most accommodating ski resorts include luxe lodgings with their concierges-cum-mountain-guides and 300-count Egyptian cotton sheets; three-star restaurants; and highfalutin delis that will pack hikers a picnic of caviar, foie gras and cheeses.

So far, the art world has been accommodating.