Sentence examples for if it accommodated from inspiring English sources

Recognizing that environments differ across the rural urban continuum [ 44], we concluded the EQI would be most useful if it accommodated rural urban environmental differences.

For example, a railroad can be thought of as efficient if it can accommodate the travel requirements of its customers at the least cost.

If an online store has a product you want replenished, you might ask if it will accommodate you regularly.

High overhead, the wooden spire had a walled-in platform that looked as if it could accommodate a brigade of archers just as well as it could bell-ringers.

Mr. Hansen said that though the county could absorb some additional space, he is unsure if it could accommodate the 500,000 square feet of space proposed on the west side of River Drive.

Measure the space in your home to see if it can accommodate a family and a business.

The internal diameter is 4 1/8" so it accommodates most, if not all, Nikon and Canon lenses.

But the E.P.A.'s leadership believed that the response would be fundamentally unsuccessful if it did not accommodate itself more directly to public anxieties.

Researchers looking at setting up an Aboriginal language Wikipedia say the site will have to change if it is to accommodate cultural differences.

Once inside the main building, the yacht's 68-meter wing sail is clearly visible, suspended from the rafters of the huge shed that looks as if it could comfortably accommodate a squadron of fighter planes.

The only functional part of the property is a Grade II listed Norman Shaw country house which, according to local residents, can at best house around 50 pupils if it is to accommodate teaching and boarding provision under current government guidelines.