Sentence examples for hope to accommodate from inspiring English sources

He could now hope to accommodate these at the "intuitive" level of thinking.

Water filtering brings hope To accommodate its population of 29,000, Savelugu has many other young water vendors like Sulemana whose hopes of accomplishing their full potential fade a little more with each passing day.

The Bridgeport & Port Jefferson Steamboat Company hoped to accommodate Ms. Garant and other passengers.

But they also hoped to accommodate members of the public, who wanted to support the family in its grief.

The college is to start with 45 students in its foundation course in October and hopes to accommodate 300 students in the next year.

At a news conference with Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani, Mr. Von Essen said the city hoped to accommodate "most of our firefighters" and families of the firefighters who were lost.

Asked how the railroad hoped to accommodate the additional AirTrain-bound riders when crowded trains are already the norm during rush hours, Mr. Bauer said he would have to wait until the service begins.

The school hopes to accommodate 540 pupils on the modified site of Clare Middle School by 2015.

The choir loft was reserved for families who want to stay together, and organizers hoped to accommodate pets, which are banned in most shelters.

Second, positional errors can induce slow eye movements (Kowler and Steinman 1979; Wyatt and Pola 1981) and we hoped to accommodate this in the model.

With America's rural Hispanic population having more than doubled since 1990 and projected to exceed three million, even with a continued downward trend in Mexican immigration, the hope is to accommodate children who needlessly struggle with visual problems throughout their academic careers.