Sentence examples for accommodate so many 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.

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

In the rush to accommodate so many new children, many teenagers have yet to be placed in secondary education.

Afterward, everyone ducked inside, where the birthday cake, much too small to accommodate so many appetites, was cut into very thin slices.

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).

From the looks of this show, the magazine lacked the purity to qualify as a modernist art movement because it accommodated so many different styles.

You can hardly say that football abhors a vacuum when it cheerfully accommodates so many of them every Saturday night – even if it's true about Lawro and Match of the Day.

The long-established Kashmiri tradition of tolerance — the pluralism that had accommodated so many different faiths and cultures — was breaking down in the frustration generated by India's interference.