Sentence examples for be capable of accommodating from inspiring English sources
There will be a "small tight-knit urban grain, familiar to the old street pattern", which will nonetheless be capable of accommodating towers rising up to 60 storeys.
The 50-slip marina, on the sheltered Simpson Bay Lagoon, will be capable of accommodating megayachts up to 300 feet in length.
When I visit Libreria a few weeks ahead of its opening, its windows are still taped up with brown paper, but it makes the reveal all the more seductive: wandering in, I'm struck first by ambient softness – gentle yellow lights, honey coloured wood – and then by the rows and rows of shelving, far more than the compact space should be capable of accommodating.
It is an open empirical question how much nativism is true about concepts, and LOTH should be so taken as to be capable of accommodating whatever turns out to be true in this matter.
The substrate-binding cleft has a length and a width of ~ 28 and ~ 15 Å, respectively, which is thought to be capable of accommodating at least six glucopyranose units.
This low level of binding was observed despite calculations of available NTA groups and capsule surface area suggesting that these ∼375-nm-diameter capsules should be capable of accommodating ∼570 trimers per particle, and therefore have a maximal capacity of ∼250 μg trimer, a 1.7-fold excess of theoretical capacity over the total amount of trimer added.
Seidler estimates that it would have been capable of accommodating twenty-seven thousand people.
The Sankay lodge was capable of accommodating 50 guests and was reportedly full at the time.
"But this was a guy who was capable of accommodating himself with amazing pragmatism to every situation".
