Sentence examples for accommodate as few from inspiring English sources

Found on the Web site under "Landmark Locations," the buildings can accommodate as few as 30 people (at the Lower East Side Tenement Museum, at 66 Allen Street) or as many as 800 (at the Museum of the City of New York).

The 777, for example, has four seat configurations, accommodating as few as 197 passengers in economy or as many as 312".

Having obtained a change in zoning, a development team in Woodbury, Conn., proposes to build a cluster of 27 one-family homes near Middle Quarter Road, on a 37-acre parcel that would otherwise have accommodated as few as 15 dwellings.

Each site can accommodate as many as 8,000 spectators.

The plan would theoretically accommodate as many as a million.

An attached garage will accommodate as many as four vehicles.

A few owners have even clear-cut their lawns to accommodate as many cars as possible, Mr. Hammerle said.

We're holding 12, which will accommodate about 140 guests, but you can do as few as five or as many as 20 and spread them over a month or a year.

The estimates they'd heard indicated that as few as 50,000 people or as many as 500,000 might show up — quite a range for a town whose roads typically accommodate a population of about 75,000.

To accommodate the needs of both regional and nationwide operators, the FCC has traditionally offered a mix of license area sizes that divide the country into as many as 734 different areas and as few as 6.

OK, so maybe this isn't quite as glamorous as that sparkly winter coat or dazzling 4x4 (with diamond-stitched leather seating as standard), but isn't our message-drenched high street able to accommodate a few alternative ideas as well?