Sentence examples for difficult to accommodate and from inspiring English sources

Changes are often difficult to accommodate, and bring with them both intended and unintended results.

It's difficult to accommodate those in poetry; and is the writer aware of the more agreeable iambic pentameter in line nine: "they try and fail, and do not really try"? "I was confronted by a version of 'Kim's Game' in the frame".

Such damage is much more difficult to accommodate in the inspection and preventive maintenance programs, because it is more difficult to observe and inherently missed from the expected mechanism list.

That lesson had a strong logistical component as well: The small size of many North American bathrooms made it difficult to accommodate both a regular toilet and a bidet, and plumbing in homes wasn't a simple thing to change once it was standardised for the non-bidet flush toilet.

However, consideration will be given to the fact that very long interviews will be operationally difficult to accommodate in the NHS clinic, and introduce fatigue for both researcher and participant, potentially reducing the usefulness of participant responses.

These deficiencies have make it difficult to accommodate changes of social, industrial and employment environment in customized fashion.

"As the Court makes clear, this is not a case where it can be established that it is difficult to accommodate the government's interest, and in fact the mechanism for doing so is already in place.

In addition, the concepts were less inclusive and difficult to accommodate in the knowledge structure.

"As the campaign moves in the home stretch, it's going to be more and more difficult to accommodate the overwhelming number of requests that come in," he said.

"The only reason that British forces have been in Germany... has been because it has been difficult to accommodate them back in the UK and provide proper training facilities.

We chose a 5 degree wedge because greater wedging is less likely to be tolerated by the wearer 6 and is difficult to accommodate within a normal shoe.