Sentence examples for accommodate because from inspiring English sources
A university spokesman said most colleges accepted more students than they could accommodate because many choose to go to other colleges.
Perhaps Dickens is easier to accommodate because we assume he is essentially on the side of the little man, and against the abuse of power?
Prisoners over the age of 60 cost three time as much as younger inmates to accommodate because they have health problems that Britain's Victorian jails struggle to deal with.
These requests will not be easy to accommodate, because free movement of capital is one of the basic principles of the internal market.The really important things in lifeBut a backlash in the applicant countries could just as easily be provoked by something much more trivial.
We're trying to accommodate because we felt the graduations were necessary.
Such a break is more difficult for MLB to accommodate because it would force the playoffs deeper into cold weather.
They are more likely to be accommodated because of their rank.
She said she expected him to be accommodating because he could understand the "political arithmetic" in the Commons.
"We're willing to be accommodating, because we think that transparency is important," he said earlier this month.
On the one hand, he must be deferential and accommodating, because without a regular caravan of acts, he has nothing but empty seats and red ink.
To summarize briefly the reactor was well utilized during the year, although still more experiments and irradiations can be accommodated because of the number and versatility of the many experimental facilities.
