Sentence examples for been possible to accommodate from inspiring English sources

It has sometimes been possible to accommodate ships of larger draft than originally planned for in large but relatively old enclosed docks.

The flipside of this is an expenditure increase, but so far it has been possible to accommodate this since there has been some fiscal space.

You think it's possible to accommodate it?

If dealers wanted to shift a large amount it would not be possible to accommodate any size.

But it is not going to be possible to accommodate everyone because of the nature of the space available in Manhattan.

Alexander Garvin says that Childs and Taylor's plan convinced him that it was possible to accommodate multiple uses: "I've seen ten schemes already that demonstrate that you can provide revenue, put in civic functions, and have real blocks and real streets.

Ms. De Vega said Mass had been offered at the consulate partly because traditional morning Masses are often said before sunrise, which may not be possible to accommodate in local churches.

He argued that Britain "is already in a position to control its own borders", but indicated it would probably be possible to accommodate the UK's demand for an exemption from "ever closer union" and greater powers to set domestic VAT rates.

The choice of type of visit is often dictated by the number of students it is possible to accommodate together in the department; extended visits are usually only possible as a course option open to a few students.

Note that, even though the XPD is considered here in a spatial-average sense, it is possible to accommodate its expected variability for the purpose of ensuring a required minimum cross-polar discrimination.

It is possible to accommodate up to N t −1 interference signals in a cooperative multicell transmission when a BS is equipped with N t antennas by performing linear transceiver processing techniques.