Sentence examples for has accommodated a from inspiring English sources

Yet along the way the museum has accommodated a level of financial brinkmanship and organizational dysfunction that often seems deluded.

An ancient city that has accommodated a growing population since the Romans founded Londinium 2,000 years ago can't provide enough room for these new insatiable demands.

After all, London has accommodated a 9% increase in its population over the past 17 years with little increase in its housing stock.

The larger, more traditional high-ceilinged "white cube" space in the rear has accommodated a ghostly slide projector installation from English artist Claire Harvey's "life in black and white" miniature world, plus more conventional sculpture and painting exhibitions from established artists such as Folkert de Jong and Sven Kroner.

"Eight years ago, I was in a house which was all Mexican, while previously we'd had one all furnished with '50s furniture, so my own aesthetic has accommodated a variety of styles.

The $45 million offer would not have accommodated a ground-floor Junior's.

At the band's request, security had allowed only thirty or so festival-goers into a venue that could comfortably have accommodated a thousand, leaving plenty of room on the beery carpet for dancing, or possibly rioting.

Remember that in those days Stamford Bridge was a large bowl, which had accommodated a greyhound track, and even a swift chase to fetch the ball could consume more than a few precious seconds.

Rather, the conflict continues because U.S. presidents — and to a far greater extent, members of the U.S. Congress, who depend every two years on electoral contributions — have accommodated a pathology that can only be cured by its defiance.

In my own view neutrality was not a credible option because a Germany victorious on the continent would never afterwards have accommodated a Britain which still dominated the oceans and global financial system.

In Siegman's reading, the conflict continues because U.S. presidents "... have accommodated a pathology that can only be cured by its defiance.'.