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It is interesting to know that when farmers want to get the very best of their crops, they add fertilizers to the soil to create the right environment that accommodates decent and healthy growth and increased productivity.

Existing football stadiums could be put to so many different uses to accommodate a decent chunk of the 26 sports.

I have steadily moved the time at which we eat Christmas lunch (it's now effectively Christmas dinner), partly to accommodate a decent Christmas breakfast.

"We didn't have room enough to accommodate a decent size party," said Mr. Melius, only able to fit 150 to 175 guests at the Xanadu he converted into a catering hall, club and destination spa.

THE PLACE On a busy-by-day, dead-by-night stretch of Fulton Street, the bar is spacious enough to accommodate a decent-size trading floor, albeit one appointed with dark wood paneling and a series of oversize lanterns.

The larger ones in Sperone's front gallery might accommodate a decent-length ode, and they share a format novel even for this iconoclastic artist.

But as we said in our intro, some four-seat convertibles can be lame road cars, so it's important that your family convertible backs its accommodating innards with decent manners.

We now find that multinationals such as the French PSA Group taking over General Motors' subsidiaries in Europe want assurances from HMG that, with Britain out of the single market, they can rely on a supply chain within the UK, supported by an accommodating industrial policy and decent infrastructure.

If I had to guess, I'd say this is an arcade cabinet-style console with improved internals, a decent screen to accommodate games newer than 1996 and a separate, perhaps even wireless arcade controller.

Banks has two things going for it: its location, which is peerlessly central, and its size, making it one of the few decent, central hotels able to accommodate large groups.

But for our children and their families to thrive, the city needs more decent and affordable housing to better accommodate its growing population.