Sentence examples for larger to accommodate from inspiring English sources

Fresh scents now outsell florals, mops are longer and handles are larger to accommodate men's height and hands, and pink is not an option.

The replica was built to the original plans but was a third larger to accommodate more passengers and modern navigation equipment.

And dams are particularly ill-suited to climate change, which simultaneously requires that they be larger (to accommodate the anticipated floods) and smaller (to be cost-effective during the anticipated droughts).

He explained that the front of the store was made larger to accommodate 4 extra self-checkout stations, in addition to 16 lines with cashiers, typical for a Wal-Mart store.

The party, originally planned as a block-party-style gathering for 2,000 in Fort Greene Park, was moved to Prospect Park, which is larger, to accommodate a crowd that organizers believe could grow to 10,000.

Make the radio hole in your dash larger to accommodate the factory radio faceplate.

The restaurant lists steaks by size — small, medium and large — to accommodate restrained appetites.

The gulf between athletes' private sense of self-discipline and determination and the public's easy moralizing remains too large to accommodate subtleties.

If the handle is too large to accommodate the head, use a file to remove some wood, but don't overdo it; the handle must fit tightly.

The sofas, she pointed out, are extra-large to accommodate her tall husband and his friends, who watch football in the room.

Upon immersion in a dyebath, the fabric absorbs the aqueous dye solution, and the dye molecules can move into pores that are sufficiently large to accommodate them.