Sentence examples for hardly accommodate from inspiring English sources
The awful act in "The Burgess Boys" is so strange that the book can hardly accommodate it.
It is shown that actual Direct Numerical Simulation can hardly accommodate a sufficiently large range of length-scales to perform statistical studies of LES filtered reactive scalar-fields energy budget based on sub-grid scale variances; an estimation of the minimum Reynolds number allowing for such DNS studies is given.
Rotten apples No marginal business Smoke alarm Checking the slumpometer Reprints Related items ABB: Barnevik's bountyFeb 28th 2002It adds up to a country whose creaky structure of corporate governance can hardly accommodate its big companies, under pressure to run along more Anglo-Saxon lines.
The rapid replacement of traditional areas will unavoidably lead to new mass housing areas in the urban periphery, which will hardly accommodate the high diversity of needs of migrant communities for affordable price tags.
While his profession might go some way toward explain his ability to create a glossy spread, his salary hardly accommodates shopping sprees at Ferragamo.
Mr Yanukovych seems to have responded in kind, to the disbelief of many Western ambassadors.Yet Mr Yanukovych is hardly more accommodating towards Russia.
The musical overflows with the bounty of his dances, so much so that a sensible story line can hardly be accommodated.
Alec looked up at her from his place at the round café table, hardly big enough to accommodate their glasses and ashtray.
Lack of information In the dingy courtyard of Sheresta Bari, Ms. Samaddar also interviews Mowna Das, who lives with her two grown sons in a dark room hardly big enough to accommodate one person.
The space left over for the bathroom hardly seems big enough to accommodate the Man in Black, who at 68 and in spite of ill health hasn't lost his dark, magnetic presence.
Decca might have wanted a rock star in principle, but they hardly went out of their way to accommodate or assist their new find.
