Sentence examples for expense of accommodating from inspiring English sources
Although airports historically have passed along improvement costs to the airlines, the expense of accommodating the A380 may cause friction.
Aside from the logistical challenges and expense of accommodating two or three times as many representatives on Capitol Hill, the idea would certainly be resisted by incumbents who jealously guard their authority.
Most have some way of accommodating nonsmokers.
The German government responded in kind, even enlarging the Kiel Canal at great expense to accommodate the larger ships.
The repairs lasted until May 1805, and the expense of feeding and accommodating the hundreds of sailors from the squadron placed a significant strain on Decaen's resources, despite the captured food supplies sent in by Linois during 1804.
Interventions abroad are complicated by the expense of transporting and accommodating peer or other workers and the sheer quantity of individuals travelling abroad and participating in nightlife on a daily basis.
The paintings vault has been expanded — at the expense of space for silver — to accommodate 400 canvases, and the private viewing room on the third floor, where clients can show works to prospective buyers, has been equipped with gallery lighting.
I guess the thought of tens of thousands of football fans crowding the streets, pissing the official tournament beer up against the wall of your house for a month isn't an appealing one, but the main complaint is the huge expense of building the infrastructure to accommodate them when local social projects are in such dire need of investment.
We are cursed with a willingness to excessively accommodate at the expense of our own well-being and continued existence.
It works for now because my husband tries very hard to accept me, and I slow myself down at the expense of my own sanity sometimes to accommodate him.
