Sentence examples for able to accommodate demand from inspiring English sources

With no heat wave forecast, utility officials expect that the power grid will be able to accommodate demand until the problem is fixed.

The RAH also happens to be the right size to be able to accommodate the demand for tickets and to have enough standing room.

Different industries face different threats, from dealing with late payments to ensuring they're not holding too much stock while still being able to accommodate unexpected demand.

The F.C.C. has said that the popularity of tablets and the accompanying growth in data use is contributing to overcrowding of the airwaves, with wireless companies finding that they may eventually not be able to accommodate the demand for downloading.

To accommodate demand, he has paid for the possibility to buy four more silos.

The brands are adding more races each year to accommodate demand.

A second show was added the following night to accommodate demand for tickets.

In the following years, primary schools were not able to accommodate the increased demand for services and faced such problems as overcrowding and a lack of resources.

Some Salvation Army programs were able to accommodate the increased demand from families and youths coming through their doors.

One of the important considerations in plant design is to be able to accommodate changing product demands of future markets.

Just like you cannot jump through all the various hoops required in order to make the people close to you happy the same thing applies to you being able to accommodate all those demands.