Sentence examples for may have accommodated from inspiring English sources

"You had certain types of retail there that may have accommodated long-term residents," she said, "but may not be the same requirements for newer residents because of the difference in age and income level".

These raised galleries, called pergoli, may have accommodated the split choir.

Although significant variations in colonoscopy use were apparent even in this limited time frame, a longer analysis period may have accommodated delays in scheduling colonoscopies and revealed additional colonoscopies that would still be adherent to clinical practice guidelines in effect during the study period.

Should we have accommodated the additional guests?

Excluding periods of extreme economic distress, it has been estimated that about 6.5 per cent of the British population may have been accommodated in workhouses at any given time.

Regarding the consequences for muscle fibre metabolic power, which is proportional to the product of muscle fibre CSA and SDH activity, the model calculations show that this increase may have been accommodated by an increased myoglobin concentration.

Note instances where the interpretation of proposed causes may have been accommodated to account for patterns in the data after the fact (e.g., preferring one dose measure over another because it provides a more interpretable pattern to dose-response data).

"We've accommodated it.

Mr. Bileck has accommodated.

So, we've accommodated that.

Plans for "open and transparent" publication of a report that questions the Lockerbie bomber's conviction took a hit after Scotland's Justice Department said it may have to accommodate data-protection law, European human rights and the concerns of UK and US intelligence agencies in a redacted version of the findings.