Sentence examples for people accommodate from inspiring English sources

How do you, within a country of 1.4bn people, accommodate a minority community of 10 million people?" Accommodation is not easy.

"They show that you can get along with people, accommodate yourself to other people's needs, and you're not going to make unreasonable demands".

Tarusa and its surroundings, home to about 16,000 people, accommodate five or six times that number in summer, as Muscovites seek out its hotels, sanatoria, apartments and, especially, its dachas.

But just that people accommodate their questions, and lower the bar of their questions to suit the candidate in front of them and that's what happened with Trump in the past".

History is full of monsters who are attentive fathers and kind to their pets, but Ms Danticat sheds little light on how such people accommodate their contradictions, or on where the urge to cruelty goes when sadists repent.The best thing about the novel is its moral ambiguity.

I tell them, "You can do this course and get the right grade because you have a good memory – but if you don't have passion, creativity, individuality, there's no point".In my life now, I find that people accommodate my dyslexia.

Even more worrying is the report that 50% of people accommodated by shelters went back to the streets when they moved out, continuing the problem of homelessness.

Robert V. Hess, the commissioner of homeless services, said in a prepared statement released on Monday night that the rising number of people accommodated by the system showed its strength.

The piece was performed in the reading room of the Wellcome Library, a London institution dedicated to the study of medical history, to an audience of around twenty people, accommodated in camp beds.

The tool can identify which individuals will be 'designed in' or 'designed out' and can support the designer in modifying the proposed design to achieve a greater percentage of people accommodated.

Even as late as the outbreak of the Second World War in 1939 there were still almost 100,000 people accommodated in the former workhouses, 5,629 of whom were children.