At any rate the ever-increasing growth in aircraft performance, size and weight during the 1930s meant that even the bottom flight deck was no longer able to accommodate the take-off roll required for the new generations of aircraft being fielded and it was plated over when the ship was modernized in the mid-1930s.
Clinicians also felt their work load would not accommodate the time it would take to complete the assessment with the patient.
Accept too many students and a college may have to convert lounges into makeshift dorm rooms to accommodate the overflow; take too few and the loss in tuition can create a budget shortfall.
"Like every other writer, I'm still scrounging, looking for a way to accommodate the time and effort it takes to write a novel into my life without it being financially ruinous," he said.
Goldman, the Facebook V.P., has seen more of the Russian ads and posts than most Americans, and his imagination clearly strains to accommodate the push to take them seriously.
A complex piece of software like Macromedia Director involved a couple of humongous volumes and required an enormous box to accommodate the books (which took up a fair bit of space on my shelf).
However, much of the economy shut down to accommodate the event, which will take its toll on GDP growth this year.
While numerous facilities had to be built to accommodate the events, measures were taken to protect the land.
To find bathrooms that would accommodate the play, Mr. Mazurek took a three-day tour of the city's museums, hotels and government buildings.
Johan van Slooten provides some detail: "They had been removed to accommodate the closing ceremony which took place before the final".
The once affordable (if not luxurious) housing got renovated to accommodate the young professional couples taking the place of the poorer tenants.
