Sentence examples for expensive to accommodate from inspiring English sources

The modern research university has become far too expensive to accommodate all the young people who are nowadays eager for a higher education.

Moreover, changes in design during manufacturing can be difficult and expensive to accommodate.

But, in cases in which "religious claims" are more "difficult and expensive to accommodate" than seemed true in this case, look for Kennedy to strike the balance against them.

This may all seem like wonderful news for the cause of motorcycle safety, if only MSC were available on less expensive bikes to accommodate new riders – who would most stand to benefit from such a system.

Well-established retail chains like Barnes & Noble and Gap are now expected to dominate the Internet and they are not saving money from closing stores, but, in fact, are being forced to invest in all sorts of expensive new equipment to accommodate their Internet activity -- everything from enormous automated warehouses to computer-literate personnel.

He had complained it was complex and expensive for OWS to accommodate LibreSignal on its servers.

Nor would the block grant grow fast enough to accommodate expensive advances in medicine, rising demand for long-term care, or unexpected health care needs in the wake of epidemics or natural disasters.

A source familiar with the agreement said Cameron would make $4 million next season, but even that financial flexibility is unlikely to accommodate an expensive closer like Billy Koch of the White Sox.

Wal-Mart and Home Depot had already become ubiquitous in less densely populated areas of the country, but they stayed away from the Island because it was so expensive to lease enough space to accommodate a store big enough to fill a few football fields.

Other Asian lands ran out of unemployed people as they developed and had to shift to more sophisticated output to accommodate increasingly expensive labor.

On the contrary, Teva will use its privileged marketing status and exclusivity to increase the cost of the drug... if only to accommodate the more expensive packing, age-verification tags, and anti-theft technology that the new marketing arrangement would require.