Sentence examples for accommodated weight from inspiring English sources

And the shirt accommodated weight losses and gains.

Ties at the side give you the option of increasing the size of the piece or reducing it, to accommodate weight changes.

This appears to be the case in pregnant women, with the gut microbiota shifting to a composition that accommodates weight gain and the energy requirements essential for fetal growth.

(Luckily, these protruded, so they were likely to accommodate the weight).

To accommodate the weight of the machine, the Met stage had to be reinforced, at a cost of $1.4 million.

The medical community encourages obesity panic, yet doctor's offices lack scales that can accommodate her weight.

Dr. Yeoh pointed out that the structure of the aircraft would have to be reinforced to accommodate the weight hanging from the ceiling.

Roofs must be strong enough to accommodate the weight of either soil or a greenhouse, and if they are not, strengthening them can be costly.

The problem arose in September when, at what was just about the last moment, engineers determined that a bridge in Pomona might not be able to accommodate the weight of the rock.

Aircraft have a prescribed capacity weight, and since more fuel is required for nonstop trips, payload passengers or cargo that generate revenue has to be cut to accommodate the weight of extra fuel.

Patients weighing >136 kg will be excluded as the DXA table cannot accommodate this weight.