accommodate
Example Sentences
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Lebanon is the only Arab country founded on a formal power-sharing system in which Christians serve not merely as a minority to be accommodated but as co-architects of the state.
Elizabeth Holder, senior research analyst at real-estate firm JLL, said third-party logistics providers are taking big new buildings to accommodate demand from retailers and other businesses looking to reduce complexity by outsourcing their fulfillment operations.
But those investors “often miss” that cybersecurity solutions demand 100% accuracy and “real-time” responses, which new AI tools cannot accommodate, Marshall wrote.
From MarketWatch
Next, we want to understand how the kinetochore -- the protein machinery that recognizes centromeres -- can accommodate such dramatic changes in centromere DNA over evolutionary time.
From Science Daily
It’s anticipated to run 24/7 in four car sets, two minutes apart during peak hours, and accommodate 200 passengers.
From Los Angeles Times
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