Sentence examples for it really accommodate from inspiring English sources

Can it really accommodate the thousands of environmentalists, socialists, trade unionists, students, single-issue campaigners and others who poured time and energy into the Yes campaign?

Although the Goal framework I incorporates all relevant goal concepts of box 1, it does not really accommodate the essence of the three 'person-centered' goal concepts (Goals 10 12).

"Aged care doesn't really accommodate sex... staff discourage it".

It's convenient for Heathrow, but the airport can't really accommodate charter deportation flights.

"They have a bluish, harsh tint to them, " he told BBC News, "it is not really accommodating to the human eye; people complain of headaches and the reason is the spectral content of that light doesn't match the Sun - our device can match the solar spectrum perfectly.

The art system doesn't really accommodate this, however.

Mr. Letterman said he understood that the book could be politically barbed in a way that the "Late Show" can't really accommodate.

While there's a lot of deadpan humor in "The Intuitionist," the story couldn't really accommodate the same sort of play that there is in "Sag Harbor".

My first inspiration was my love for Berlin and the second that this gallery can really accommodate my idea," she continued with a smile, peering over the top of her big, black sunglasses.

Six-and-a-half hours later, still in his pinstriped suit, he walked stiffly into court -- those shackles don't really accommodate a normal step -- to arrange bail, signing the papers with a cuffed hand.

And sometimes you feel as if Ms. Hewitt were asking too much of photography, even conceptual photography: can her still lifes really accommodate both the cynicism of the so-called pictures generation and the nostalgia for the civil rights era of her own younger generation?