Sentence examples for might accommodate more from inspiring English sources

It seats roughly 55 in a space that might accommodate more, at tables set well apart from one another.

But this approach, like licensing, could lead to incompatible versions of Windows, and some experts believe the market might not accommodate more than one version of Windows, ensuring that two of the companies might fail.

So BitTorrent will be providing between $2,500 and $100,000 in funding to 25 different creators (BitTorrent might even "stretch" to accommodate more than 25 creators, Schreder said).

One current effort pursues the development of methods that can accommodate more complicated demographic scenarios, but a fruitful direction might also be to develop methods that are more robust with respect to underlying demographic assumptions.

The insurance industry surely would mobilize politically to kill the public option again, but might be more amenable to expanding the public managed care pool to accommodate more customers.

As might be expected, genome size and number of secondary metabolite biosynthetic gene clusters are positively correlated, as larger genomes can accommodate more gene clusters devoted to secondary metabolism.

It can accommodate more than 6,000 people.

"We can no longer accommodate more cars," he says.

And they have room to accommodate more.

Note that this approach could easily accommodate more predictive variables.

The area is already saturated and cannot accommodate more vehicles.