Sentence examples for had difficulty accommodating from inspiring English sources

As a consequence rail has lost share in the higher value, time sensitive flows (which are governed by imperatives the rail sector has had difficulty accommodating) that have emerged and as a consequence tended to focus on the less demanding block train model for inter-modal and bulk commodity flows.

Both China and South Korea have had difficulty accommodating the defector outflow as it is — and that's only around 30,000 in the South and something similar in China.

Vast as it is, the hall has difficulty accommodating the work of 45 artists, including several large installations.

Design thinking has difficulty accommodating such big-leap innovation, which is based largely on a top-down belief in possibility rather than on present needs or technologies.

But he said he was having difficulty accommodating all the people knocking at his door, especially those in the market for reasonably priced homes.

Any view that ties belief attribution and the subject's language as closely together as Davidson's does Sellars (1956 , 1969, Brandom (1994), and Wettstein (2004) also offer views of this sort will have difficulty accommodating the possibility of belief in creatures without language.

A traditional computer would have difficulties accommodating the concept of a platypus, for example, because it is an animal that is and is not, in equal measure, a mammal.

For deep-seated structural reasons, Retentional models have difficulty in accommodating the Immediacy Thesis.

And the Verso-S is pretty sharp dynamically, so it would have no difficulty accommodating a bit more power anyway.

Dormandy has more difficulty accommodating Dogberry: never the most hilarious of Shakespeare's clowns, he is dutifully played by Stewart Wright as a Sicilian word-mangler with mysterious leanings towards t'ai chi.

While Extensional models do not predict a minimum perceptual duration, they have no difficulty accommodating it.