Sentence examples for certainly accommodate from inspiring English sources

"If people want to get arrested we can certainly accommodate that".

It is a very flexible genre that can certainly accommodate the modernising of the world".

Homophobia is not; the system could certainly accommodate demands for equal rights for homosexuals without danger to itself.

I saw few children at Lola's during two visits, though the place can certainly accommodate them, and that felt appropriate.

"I wouldn't call on the government but if they decide to do that, we would certainly accommodate a number of them in Western Australia and we'd certainly support them as a state government".

Such a framework will almost certainly accommodate a substantial amount of the evidence included in a review, given the universal traits of human behaviour and decision-making that influence health behaviours and are reflected in such models.

They had asked for some modifications in our policies, and we're certainly accommodating them".

Mr. Franks and Mr. Corzine have certainly accommodated a few hundred of them, by shaking hands door to door.

The others — Cantor, Ryan, and McCarthy — are all pretty much what you'd consider movement conservatives, who didn't have to re-invent themselves for the Tea Party… but they certainly accommodated themselves to the Tea Party moment, in terms of rhetoric, and shaping the GOP message.

While Computer and Information Ethics certainly accommodates an interdisciplinary approach, the direction and problems of that field have largely been defined by philosophically-trained scholars.

This is almost certainly to accommodate increasingly higher volumes of orders and growing staff numbers.