Sentence examples for accommodated long from inspiring English sources

In the words of America's late special envoy to the region, Richard Holbrooke: "We may be fighting the wrong enemy in the wrong country".Ms Gall argues that since the Islamist movement is "rotting at the core", the Taliban alone could have been crushed or accommodated long ago.

John and Scovia, both 14, are being "resettled" rather than accommodated long-term in a camp, according to the Ugandan government's policy on refugees.

"You had certain types of retail there that may have accommodated long-term residents," she said, "but may not be the same requirements for newer residents because of the difference in age and income level".

A sofa is made to accommodate long hours of immobility, and that's a tough job.

We paid close attention to memory optimization in order to accommodate long numerical expressions.

On Tuesday, election officials in states including Texas, Alabama, North Carolina, Indiana and Georgia extended voting hours to accommodate long lines at polling locations.

Polls were held open an extra hour and certain stations stayed open even longer to accommodate long lines.

It can effectively accommodate long chain fatty acids and reject formed water, making the active sites easily accessible.

COMPUTER stores stayed open past midnight to accommodate long lines of customers when Microsoft's Windows 95 was released on Aug. 24, 1995.

The cap, designed to accommodate long hair, wraps around a ponytail and has a Velcro closure and a small opening in the back -- no ponytail elastic required.

Potential limitations include the cost of commercial enzymes, lack of knowledge about optimal or compatible enzyme formulations for cell disruption, and the requirement for holding tanks to accommodate long incubation periods (Günerken et al. 2015).