Sentence examples for accommodated as a from inspiring English sources
Russia, meanwhile, will continue to be accommodated as a partner in this effort, on the perpetually untested theory that if Obama ever did decide to get tough with Iran, Moscow would join in.
If Joe Cole is missing for Saturday's home game against Kazakhstan, Lampard, Gerrard and Barry could all be accommodated as a central trio, with Walcott pushing up the right and Rooney to the left of Heskey.
And, where these kinds of changes have been made, I feel safer and better accommodated as a pedestrian and cyclist -- and, remarkably, not at all inconvenienced as a driver.
The stable model, however, can entertain rare increments of large magnitude, and so is not strongly affected by the manipulation; the apparently high rate of evolution on a single branch can be accommodated as a rare event in a heavy-tailed stochastic process.
As the design of the MWL-AUC is such that other detectors can be accommodated as well, a cheap, precise and multidetector analytical ultracentrifuge appears within reach.
It is important to mention that the matching network module in Figure 7 usually requires interpolation operations by a factor Q, which can be easily accommodated as long as Q is an integer number.
Who Loves You? Banks with under $10 billion in assets remain relatively accommodating, as do a host of asset-based lenders.
The value is much similar to a double of the 7.1 Å axis (14.2 Å), which suggests that the anions are accommodated as an alternate bilayer.
Insertions are accommodated as an extension to the existing secondary structures or addition of new regular/irregular structures [37], [38], [40].
Most of the houses, which can accommodate as many as a dozen people, consist of two small rooms.
For example, although postdocs may "naturally come together" at a smaller institute where there are only 30 or 40 postdocs, what about the larger institutions that accommodate as many as a 1000 or more postdocs, who presumably don't naturally come together?
