Sentence examples for accommodate a budget from inspiring English sources

If I were obliged to reduce my appetite to accommodate a budget of $24 a week, I would definitely be in need of something stronger than orangeade to take my mind off the situation.

However, being able to accommodate a memory budget regardless of the size of the data is only a part of the problem.

Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel said the Pentagon has to accommodate a $37-billion 37-billion "in a matter of months while trying to avoid catastrophic damage to national security".

Will your personal or family budget accommodate a temporary income reduction while you gain career traction?

While the front end of the airport is being overhauled to accommodate a rapid growth in budget passengers, "London Luton" has been quietly confirmed as Britain's busiest airport for private jets.

This twin city has a reputation for big city arts and nightlife, but it can accommodate a retiree's fixed budget.

This also means that the size of the country's film market is comparable to more populous countries like Japan and is big enough to accommodate a couple of big-budget local movies every year.

If successful, Cech says, the result should be a budget that can accommodate a new class of investigators within a few years.

If the cuts succeed, Cech says, the result should be a budget that can accommodate a new class of investigators within a few years.

Even if the Senate lessens the blow in its own continuing resolution expected next week, any sizable cut this year would make it much harder for a subsequent DOE budget to accommodate a massive project like DUSEL.

And, in any case, the budget wouldn't accommodate a superstar; because Fogelson had released successful microbudget films at Universal, STX had begun considering less expensive projects, and this one was budgeted at just ten million dollars.