Sentence examples for no accommodating from inspiring English sources

For that reason, Obama has held on to only two definite positions on Syria during the past four years: that Assad must go and that there can be no accommodating "an apocalyptic cult" like isis.

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

The fresco swooped down so low that the space could no longer accommodate a tapestry too.

What will the commune members do if the new London emerging from the old can no longer accommodate them?

By creating local movies they have driven out foreign films, because theaters can no longer accommodate them.

The Voice entered the contract with Newsday because its current printer, The Philadelphia Inquirer, can no longer accommodate The Voice.

Holding meetings every two months, the network thrived and numbers have swelled to such an extent that the Royal Society can no longer accommodate them all.

By the late 20th century the old complex of buildings in the rue de Richelieu could no longer accommodate the continuing expansion of the collections.

Contraception use then expanded as it became quite difficult for zoos to sell or give away animals they could no longer accommodate.

The bourgeoning market attracted wheeler-dealers from across Europe and the floors of the Royal Exchange could no longer accommodate the growing forces of capitalism.

He exhibited with the Impressionists from 1880 onward, but it was soon evident that group shows could no longer accommodate the growing diversity.