Sentence examples for able to accommodate more from inspiring English sources

In its new home, the prekindergarten will be able to accommodate more children.

When a 35,000-square-foot visitor's center is built, the historic house will be able to accommodate more tours.

During that period the terminal was the world's busiest, able to accommodate more than 1.5 million travelers.

By next year, the school will be able to accommodate more people when the middle school moves to another building.

But the sturdier replica will be able to accommodate more people for longer periods, allowing them to learn more about why the tomb is special.

The new bridge is to be wider and able to accommodate more cars; currently, traffic in peak hours can result in logjams six miles long.

It is Ruth's vision that they will be able to extend their building to accommodate more children.

Those who remain able to provide services in Texas have had to expand their hours to accommodate more patients.

Perhaps most important to commuters, the capacity increase would also mean that the train system would be able to accommodate 10,000 more people during the morning and evening rushes; about 50,000 riders now use PATH trains during the rush periods.

What he sees coming down the road is more exciting than tech that can automatically ingest French PDF invoices though — howsoever handy that might be — as businesses shift their policies to be able to accommodate a more richly fragmented mobility mix.

And they have room to accommodate more.