Sentence examples for accommodate a big from inspiring English sources

Could Athenian democracy accommodate a "big man" without crumbling into autocracy?

The house is finished enough, though, to accommodate a big party — or even a wedding.

Besides space constraints, the Los Angeles center lacks a nearby hotel large enough to accommodate a big convention.

Mr. Gale said that capacity constraints were unrelated to the drive to save energy and that utilities can't always quickly accommodate a big new customer.

The same message, she said, was sent by putting the main stage up one level to accommodate a big welcoming lobby off the street.

However, some analysts argue there are risks that the supply of bonds is not big enough to accommodate a big expansion.

The event was originally scheduled to be at a smaller venue, but was moved last week to accommodate a bigger crowd.

So I'm guessing that the iPhone's upsizing will be equally necessary to accommodate a bigger battery, so that Apple can solve the 4G/dead battery issue.

There are many, many examples through history where the Christian tradition on many matters has evolved to accommodate a bigger vision.

This thicker model would presumably accommodate a bigger camera lens, as the camera ring now appears to be the same size as the camera hole on the iPhone 4S, he says.

Corzine wanted the risk limits increased to accommodate a bigger risk appetite.