Sentence examples for hugely to accommodate from inspiring English sources

The system expanded hugely to accommodate this aspiration.Unlike France, however, California was determined from the start to ensure diversity.

This assembly highlighted several features of PRICE, primarily its ability to accommodate hugely inconsistent read coverage levels, even across a single transcript.

It's the special cruelty of Britain's music conservatoires: they encourage their students to reach for the stars, to dream of being, say, the next Thomas Adès, yet there's simply no room in today's musical world to accommodate the hundreds of hugely talented graduates who emerge from colleges every year.

After the boat sank, Fanus was held with the other survivors in a newly constructed immigration centre on Lampedusa (it was built to accommodate 800 people, and is already hugely overcrowded).

Mr Grayling has very little room for manoeuvre: cuts of £350m to legal aid have been hugely controversial; slashing court and probation budgets still further simply to accommodate the cost of greater incarceration would be extremely unpopular, especially with the prospect of yet more public sector cuts to be announced.

Ann Lyons, a headteacher at St John Fisher Catholic primary school in Pinner, north-west London, said schools in her area were hugely oversubscribed, with some infant classes having to exceed the statutory limit to accommodate demand.

When that artist is the dramatic soprano Deborah Voigt, and the company is the Metropolitan Opera, which has hugely benefited from Ms. Voigt's services since her 1991 debut, it makes sense for the company to accommodate the prima donna.

Magic Rambo tries to accommodate.

Happy to accommodate.

I tried to accommodate it".

He will have to accommodate and compromise.