Sentence examples for accommodate its own from inspiring English sources

It's big enough to accommodate its own sects and denominations.

"My own view is that London should be able to accommodate its own growth," says Moylan.

Though the kitchen is large enough to accommodate its own full-size table, the cooking areas are surprisingly small; the room hasn't been refurbished since 1970.

China seeks a revision of the international system to accommodate its own rising power, not a revolution and wholesale replacement of the Western-built international order.

The experiences of expatriate Japanese suggest, however, that even before it comes to terms with new immigrants, this country will first have to learn how to better accommodate its own citizens who have lived abroad.

Chhabra anticipates a future when India can fully accommodate its own academic force, as well as develop into a draw for foreign students and professionals from around the world.

VIST has just started breaking ground for an additional assembly plant of its own, to accommodate its new and more complex product lines.The ability to grow easily in Zelenograd has helped VIST cash in on surging demand for high-performance home computers in Russia.

Each department is accommodated in its own dedicated office building.

In New York, state health officials say the case of the Bronx radiologist underscores concerns about whether the College of Radiology, an industry trade group, is too accommodating of its own.

Mr. Broadbent bends the format to accommodate his own more thickly textured pianism, which is markedly different from Mr. Evans's wistful, airy impressionism.

Mr. Bloomberg is trying mightily to accommodate his own need for order and the Republicans' need for a noneventful convention -- the standard for success by either party.