Sentence examples for been expanded to accommodate from inspiring English sources

The World Cup may have been expanded to accommodate too many teams but even the weakest possess some ambition.

All these and other ports under the group have been expanded to accommodate vessels with displacements of 10,000 or more tons.

Institutions of higher education in Norway have been expanded to accommodate the doubling of the student population that occurred between the early 1980s and the mid-1990s.

Because it is a few years old, its lines are leaner than those of current models, which have been expanded to accommodate the modern habit of perching a laptop on the armrest.

Other segments follow a traveling salesman who sells coffins, including models that have been expanded to accommodate obese people; visit cemeteries that promise to maintain each grave site despite a lack of financing; and watch as mortuary students learn about embalming.

The pressure chamber has been expanded to accommodate 7 participants instead of 6; hence, the number of recruited participants for each group was limited to 7. Two groups of AH-group and non-AH-group participated in this study.

We've continued this model and have been expanding to accommodate more shows.

The auditorium stage was expanded to accommodate the fast-growing performing groups.

The current eight acre set in Trafford, Manchester, will be expanded to accommodate the extra filming.

The broadcaster's London premises will be expanded to accommodate the extra work.

Where they need to be, ports are being expanded to accommodate the largest ships.