Sentence examples for can indeed accommodate from inspiring English sources
Another issue, then, is whether utilitarianism (or more generally, consequentialism) can indeed accommodate a principle of respect for persons.
The binding of the PEG molecule traces out the better part of the substrate-binding cleft showing that HoBGLA can indeed accommodate extended molecules, which is relevant for synthesis of longer GOS products.
If TGL-like oils can indeed be accommodated at the bilayer center, as shown by our data, then the solubility levels of TGLs in planar lipid bilayers are higher than earlier reported.
The wide variation in oil content between the mutants isolated indicates a high plasticity of Chlamydomonas cells to accumulate and accommodate oils, and this capacity can indeed be manipulated by genetic means.
Doctors can indeed be heroes.
Goliath can indeed beat David.
Haste can indeed make waste.
Taxes can indeed be a burden, but Noem's story shows that contrary to Republican talking points about how the "death tax" hurts farmers and small business owners, the tax actually comes with special provisions designed to accommodate them.
