Sentence examples for is rarely accommodated from inspiring English sources
Such chaos is rarely accommodated by a point system.
Utensil storage and management is rarely accommodated.
Whilst conservation planners should consider uncertainty associated with ecological data to make informed decisions, mapping error is rarely, if ever, accommodated in the planning process.
Since a single fault is rarely able to accommodate the total horizontal deformation of the plate, a characteristic crisscrossing pattern of aligned and mirrored shear zones dipping at around 45° forms as is visible in Fig. 5 g, i.
"You will never please everyone, and it is rarely worth sacrificing yourself to accommodate some other person's beliefs about who you should be or what you should do".
This may be the depth of the top, middle, or bottom of the specimen depending on a particular researcher's preference, but this is rarely reported, and this information is therefore not accommodated in the database.
However, this nomenclature system is rarely based on phylogenetic premises and generally does not accommodate paralogues from distinct duplication events in different teleost lineages.
Whilst in the US bigger homes means that larger TVs can be more easily accommodated, UK homes are rarely able to cope with such screen sizes.
As he pointed out, since there are rarely enough cheap coach seats to accommodate a group, large parties often have to start with more expensive seats and negotiate down from there.
