Sentence examples for could only accommodate from inspiring English sources
The chapel could only accommodate a fraction of the people and each mass was dedicated to all the victims.
One group travelling from a Leonard Cheshire care home north of Cambridge has been forced to stagger the journey times, after it emerged that the train service could only accommodate two wheelchair users on each train.
Slovenia's interior minister, Vesna Gyorkos Znidar, said it was "absolutely unacceptable" that Croatia was sending large numbers of migrants toward the border when it had said it could only accommodate 2,500 a day.
A friend whose small grandson had a severe asthma attack, for instance, says the clinic could only accommodate him in a small cubicle in the emergency room; his mother had to sleep next to him in a chair.
Ahmet Davutoglu, the foreign minister, told the Hurriyet newspaper that the UN might have to establish camps in a safe zone within Syria, as Turkey, which has already taken in 70,000 refugees, could only accommodate 100,000 in total.
The plane, which could only accommodate one aviator, required a human systems check every twenty minutes.
LA, it seemed, could not only accommodate straightforward punk bands (the Dils, the Avengers, the Zeros) but also artists like the Middle Class, who, says Savage, were "four extremely pissed-off adolescents who were playing incredibly fast songs, all about a minute long".
The cage-like porous carbon microspheres could not only accommodate the volume expansion of silicon but also ensure a robust electrical contact, fast transport for electrons and ions.
It is true that atomists could not only accommodate this result by interpreting it in atomic terms but also welcomed it as a way of removing the problems the phenomena had caused for the determination of molecular weights from vapour densities.
Some community members were disappointed that the 220 sq metre school could only safely accommodate around 60 students, despite the large number of classes in need of new space in Makoko.
