Sentence examples for expected to be accommodated from inspiring English sources
The Polish fans are expected to be accommodated in the East Stand, the area of the stadium ordinarily used for away fans, with segregation in place.
In the ductile medium models, the Tibetan plateau is regarded as a ductile subsurface (England and Houseman 1989), and the crust is thickened as a result of the huge N S shortening, which is expected to be accommodated through a continuous deformation of the lithospheric plate.
But they should also not expect to be accommodated by right much the same as when a family finds itself scattered around the cabin.
Above all, employers are expected to be reasonably accommodating.
Ms. Lewis deemed the contingency proposal, which was expected to be able to accommodate at least 150,000 students, "a mess," and suggested that school officials were expecting families to "put their children with random folks".
In the FCM fuel, the conventional TRISO fuel particles are randomly dispersed in a fully dense SiC matrix and the FCM fuel is expected to be able to accommodate an extremely high burnup.
These models are expected to be able to accommodate high levels of rate heterogeneity, and therefore to perform better.
The NDP is expected to be far less accommodating to the western Canadian province's powerful energy industry.
It's a well-documented social phenomenon that women are expected to be nice and accommodating, especially to men, including the ones who ask us out.
France's attitude towards May and her strategy on taking the UK out of the EU is expected to be somewhat less accommodating than that of Germany.
