Sentence examples for could accommodate as from inspiring English sources

The base has two airfields, a state-of-the-art communication system and brand-new water and sewage lines that could accommodate as many as 45,000 refugees.

Leslie Torres, chief executive of the Roosevelt Island Operating Corporation, said the recently modernized tram transports about 6,000 people a day, but could accommodate as many as 1,200 an hour if necessary.

The next day, a Russian emergency services official told the newspaper Izvestia about contingency plans for an evacuation that could accommodate as many as 30,000 Russian citizens — or 60,000 if it included citizens from all the former Soviet countries.

The house could accommodate as many as 17 family members and friends.

His "Cochotunnel," as he calls it, was much larger than Gallo's and, he said, could accommodate as many as 16 guests.

Upon completion of construction, the campus could accommodate as many as 5,000 upper division, professional, and graduate students and faculty members in the health-related programs, and include up to two million square feet of research and instruction space.

We aimed to ensure an equal proportion of staff (35%) from labour ward and theatre were included in the early training as this could accommodate at most 32 participants.

This condominium in an 1898 building in Grunerlokka, one of the trendiest boroughs in Oslo, was renovated in 2006 to create a flexible layout that could be reconfigured to accommodate as many as four bedrooms.

With better breeding and improved techniques, each hectare could accommodate three cows as well as some grain and trees.In São Carlos, in São Paulo state, Embrapa has the world's only laboratory deploying nanotechnology for agriculture, creating plant varieties that absorb fertiliser more efficiently.

Rather than work with the wonderful period details still intact, he carved out as many individual apartments as the building could accommodate and, as was customary at the time, hid away such undesirable elements as exposed pipes, brick, columns, masonry vaults, etc.

Our 3D reconstruction of SWR1 does not show a central cavity that could accommodate a nucleosome, as has been observed for the RSC complex (Chaban et al., 2008; Leschziner et al., 2007).