Sentence examples for accommodate so from inspiring English sources

He said: "We cannot accommodate so many refugees in Europe, that's not possible".

And only governments can build the roads that will accommodate so many more cars.

To accommodate so many new prisoners, the concentration camps at Dachau, Buchenwald, and Sachsenhausen were expanded.

My response was that there was something wrong with a society that could not accommodate so smart a guy.

They must have a balance sheet big enough to accommodate so large a single credit without worrying regulators.

How will regional aid be redistributed, and how will the union accommodate so many disparate cultures and languages?

Another reason, in addition to testing, that districts are beginning the year earlier is to accommodate so-called block schedules, in which a high school student might take a year's worth of chemistry in the first semester and a year's worth of history in the same slot in the second semester.

So accommodating, so hospitable – yet so other.

The minister has been less accommodating so far over the second source of indignation.

The country, already packed with people, is now (accommodating) so many foreign nationals.

(Ceramics accommodates so many levels of skill that the statement "My 5-year-old could do that" has an unusually high rate of accuracy).