Sentence examples for being expanded to accommodate from inspiring English sources

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

An existing K-5 site is being expanded to accommodate more than 1,000 students, from its present 840.

And that port is now being expanded to accommodate more liquid natural gas exports – an expansion that has required dredging, which has repeatedly stirred up sediment and threatened the nearby parts of the Great Barrier Reef.

The Abbot Point port is being expanded to accommodate $16 billion worth of coal projects planned in the inland Galilee Basin by two Indian firms, Adani Enterprises and GVK, and Australian billionaire Gina Rinehart.

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.

Under the new plan, the Manus camp will be expanded to accommodate 3,000 people.

Budgets will not be expanded to accommodate these offices, and there will be no absolute fixed size.

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

Surrounded by mostly town-owned woodlands, it could easily be expanded to accommodate adult regulation softball, Little League baseball and boys' and girls' soccer.