Sentences with phrase «to accommodate these changes»

It's easy to afford and if I have a meeting come up Cat accommodates the change in schedule: no problem.

Here, policy holders have the flexibility of changing the timing and placement of where the premium dollars go (within certain guidelines) to accommodate their changing needs in life.

New parameters may have to be set to accommodate the changing body of a pregnancy woman.

As seasons change, its nice to change things up and accommodate the changing weather.

The rear seats can split and fold to accommodate your changing passenger and cargo needs, providing the versatility you need.

Adaptive signal controls and smart freeway meters adjust signal timing to accommodate changing traffic patterns by receiving and processing data from sensors.

As government policies adjust to accommodate changing social norms and demographics, employers will have little choice but to seek ways to proactively manage — and leverage — family - friendly benefits.

So, through time, we're adapting our product line to accommodate the changing flavor profile.

The menu addition also showcases a continued commitment to accommodating the changing diets of consumers in today's market.

Finally, every pregnant woman will need to accommodate her changing physique.

This wireless nursing bra stretches to accommodate your changing bust size while still providing support when your cup size goes back down.

In 2000 the law was revised to accommodate the changed marketplace.

While this mindset has gradually been shifting to accommodate the changing society, it is still very much a part of the family values system.

A second takeaway is the challenge of how curricula should evolve over time to accommodate the changing demographics of who comes to various colleges.

Books don't have any glare, and you can easily adjust the angle to accommodate a changing environment.

A financial professional can help you design your portfolio to accommodate changing economic circumstances.

They were quite creative in finding new ways to accommodate the changes brought about by aging, and so open to living and loving in the most remarkable ways.

There are many diagrams and theories that try to balance the inputs and outputs but they are all setting out long term averaged estimates that do not accommodate the changes that occur over time.

I find that she has recovered some of her ability to do household tasks but with some difficulty and some adjustments to accommodate her changed physical abilities.

If your policy can accommodate your changing coverage needs, you wont be forced to cancel it and lose the money you've invested.

Able to adjust work pace to accommodate changing performance schedules and deadlines.

The amount awarded is subject to periodic adjustments to accommodate changes in circumstances.

Sometimes a career change is necessary to accommodate the changing needs of your family or other goals.

And for first time moms, that may also include new maternity and postpartum clothes to accommodate their changing bodies.

Changing your wardrobe to accommodate the changing weather can be difficult!

Overview Dedicated Customer Service Representative motivated to maintain customer satisfaction and contribute... Worked flexible schedule to accommodate changing customer levels.

The soft fabric also accommodates changing breast size.

In this way, it plays a role comparable to matter, which, for Aristotle, is the substrate which accommodates changes.

The real - time combat system, featuring a cover system, also accommodates these changes by providing incredible versatility with new movement options granted by the jetpack that make everything feel smooth and incredibly fun.

That number is less than 100 % to accommodate changing market prices, the cost of foreclosure, repairing and reselling the home.

I like that every nook and cranny of a home can morph to accommodate changing tastes and whims.

The Foster and Community Cares programs can accommodate changing work schedules, provided you can meet the requirements of the animals and program.

In these instances ICS is happy to accommodate your changing business needs by providing contract to hire staffing solutions.

Because workplace technology solutions are always evolving, your company needs software that can accommodate these changes without interrupting the flow of business.

In the past, cigarettes and tobacco products were the main products for growth, but Topicz is now focused on foodservice and fresh food programs to accommodate the changing industry.

Ferroli has even written a Wiffle Ball rule book, modifying it from season to season to accommodate the changing nature of the game, with entries such as «A ball may be scuffed up between innings only» and «The umpire may ask for the opinion of spectators in making a call.»

During the preteen years, when kids become more involved with activities apart from their parents, they may need different schedules to accommodate their changing priorities.

The fitted arms help you feel fashionable whether you're pregnant or post partum, and the full front accommodates a changing belly, and allows it to be used as a breastfeeding, baby wearing or pumping cover.

Belly Bandit adjusts by about 5 inches to accommodate a changing post-baby shape.

Large enough for textbooks, this bag can easily accommodate a changing pad, bottles, diapers, and wipes.

«A leopard may not change its spots but venomous creatures change their venom recipe often: Darwinism at work, as sea anemones adapt their venom to accommodate changing prey and sea conditions.»

To accommodate changing regulatory requirements (see Methods), we did the first replicate with birds housed in isolators until 35 d of age, after which they were moved to floor until they were 11 wk old (Experiment 4a), and the second replicate with birds maintained in floor pens from 1 d of age until 7 wk of age (Experiment 4b).