Sentence examples for expected to accommodate the from inspiring English sources

The EU-27 cannot be expected to accommodate the lazy pretence being peddled by Mr Johnson that Britain can have its cake and eat it.

Few teachers are expected to accommodate the needs of children with I.Q.'s of 60 to 70 in the same class as normal learners without additional support to meet their special needs.

A new 5th generation (5G) radio access technology is expected to accommodate the exponentially growing demand of mobile traffic.

Two-tier cellular networks in which small cells are overlaid with macro-cells have attracted considerable attention because these networks are expected to accommodate the rapidly increasing mobile traffic.

Hence, continuum models more appropriate than the classical elastic continuum models are expected to accommodate the size dependence of nanomaterials in studies of these materials at very small scales.

Overlays of SPsynaptojanin and INPP5B complexes with the SHIP2-BiPh(2,3′,4,5′,6 P5 complex reveal that BiPh(2,3′,4,5′,6 P5 binding occurs in the region of SHIP2 expected to accommodate the product.

This was to be expected to accommodate binding of the rather hydrophobic tryptophan substrate.

The MPC can also be expected to accommodate with lower risk-free rates the higher spreads that are likely to result from new regulatory requirements.

Its joint sponsors are the city of Rome and a private foundation, and they say that the open-air performance space, expected to accommodate nearly 1,400 people and to be used during all but the coldest span of the year, will be architecturally faithful to its historic forebear.

New York City officials said Thursday that they expected to accommodate every couple who entered a lottery for the chance to wed on Sunday, the first day that same-sex marriage will be permitted in the state.

After the World Cup the stadium - also known as the Itaquerao- is expected to accommodate nearly 50,000 people.