Sentence examples for plenty to accommodate from inspiring English sources

The Miami Marlins did plenty to accommodate the star shortstop Jose Reyes this winter, giving him a lucrative contract and moving Hanley Ramirez to third base.

Advanced skiers may not find the runs challenging, but there's plenty here to accommodate beginners and intermediates, assuming they aren't intimidated by the ubiquitous snowboarders.

(Others argue that healthy corporate profits show that firms have plenty of room to accommodate pay rises).

The track has been renovated and expanded in the past decade and has plenty of space to accommodate slot machines or a full-blown casino.

The post suggested the US had "plenty of land" to accommodate Israel as a 51st state, allowing Palestinians to "get their life and their land back".

In line with the colonial and racist attitudes of the times, Mr Sörgel envisaged Africa to be entirely at the disposal of Europe, a continent with plenty of space to accommodate Europe's masses.

Argosy had to reduce capacity on four of its boats, said Maureen Black, a spokeswoman for the company, but still had plenty of room to accommodate its usual customer base.

He has recanted these words; but it does not seem to have got him or the two Arkansas senators off the hook.The newly elected Mr Pryor has plenty of time to accommodate the Democratic groups trooping round Arkansas this summer.

Scott said he was optimistic that sports like men's and women's basketball and volleyball could be played in China soon because there is plenty of infrastructure to accommodate them.

But if you do, there is plenty of vastness to accommodate all.

Academics from New Zealand have produced evidence that it is environmentally friendly to produce dairy products, apples and lamb in New Zealand where there is plenty of space to accommodate natural, energy-efficient methods of farming and ship them around the world.