Sentence examples for accommodate clearly from inspiring English sources

I get far more requests from wwoofers than I can accommodate". Clearly, tensions can arise.

But Nathan Lyon, the off-spinner whose consistent absence from Australia teams to accommodate clearly inferior bowlers remains a mystery, found himself on a hat-trick, as Ian Bell and Matt Prior succumbed to bounce and a modicum of turn and were caught at short-leg.

Executives at the networks, and even some at the Hollywood production studios, suddenly seem to be coming to grips with a reality of their own: They have to change their business model to accommodate what are clearly the shows for which younger viewers have a passion.

And then there are other oddities, like a roof that sits very low to accommodate a sunroof (clearly not part of the design thinking when the XJ was revamped in the mid-1980s), an exceedingly shallow trunk, a gang of instruments in the center of the dash but not as many on the wheel or near the driver.

In contrast to the dramatic impact of the carboxylate conversion into amide on COX inhibition, the M-channel openers can clearly accommodate with carboxylate, ester and amide functionalities.

Make sure the circles clearly accommodate the birthday child as well as the stuffed character toy.

Their eligibility requirements don't easily accommodate the homeless and clearly need to be revised.

Countering the administration's missile defense plan and its insistence that the 1972 Antiballistic Missile Treaty be amended to accommodate it, however, is clearly a top priority.

"Alas, as wonderful as the site is now, most of what you'll experience there now will be changing over the next few years, from the furnishing plan and interpretation of the house, to the uses of landscape and mostly by building a visitor center that enables us to tell the Nathan Hale story more clearly and accommodate school and adult group tours".

"The vacant property that the state of Connecticut has is too small to accommodate your needs (which clearly must be at least several hundred thousand square feet of building space alone) and is typically in a state of disrepair to the point where a certificate of occupancy would be difficult to obtain," one state official wrote to a federal official, according to the Connecticut Mirror.

First, our assumption on how cells rearrange to accommodate new cells is clearly simplified.