Sentence examples for accommodate an account from inspiring English sources

An answer would show that this world-view can accommodate an account of human knowledge.

She presents her moral sense theory within the context of a general moral fitness theory, suggesting that Clarkean moral fitness theory could easily accommodate such an account.

An auditing firm that knew that its contract had a defined time horizon -- say, five years -- would have far less incentive to compromise its standards to accommodate a management whose accounting practices were questionably aggressive or problematic.

However, very few tools accommodate a fully interactive process that can account for both ecological and social dynamism and complexity.

And if your bank account can't accommodate a financial donation this year, there are plenty of other ways to give.

Anna Bowes, who runs SavingsChampion.co.uk, says many savings accounts can't actually accommodate a 0.25% cut because they are already paying rates below that level.

The Board of Elections denies this account, and now claims that they could accommodate a larger number of separate issues on the ballot.

As Tien Tzuo, founder and CEO of Zuora told me, our accounting systems aren't set up to accommodate a subscription model.

With this criterion they can accommodate a range of intuitive judgments in the simple weather framework that Popper's account cannot.

Does it accommodate a more lethal payload?

I can't accommodate a loss.