Sentence examples for problems accommodating from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, the SPL has insisted there will be no problems accommodating fixture clashes with both Dundee sides now in the league.

If married, doctoral women are more likely than men to face problems accommodating dual careers: 84% of women but only 42% of men have a spouse who works full-time.

Among those married, however, women are more likely to confront problems accommodating a two-career marriage--one reason being that they are twice as likely as men to have a spouse who works full-time.

He said some of the stadiums would be handed over after 31 December because of problems accommodating a busy Christmas schedule of engagements of President Dilma Rousseff, who wanted to be present at the opening ceremonies.

"There are several dozen coastal cities in the world that are having problems accommodating their airports with expanding use and growing populations.

This means that during the first months of life, infants may have problems accommodating as a function of target distance, and hence, they may not see objects (i.e., the calibration points) that are farther away than a certain distance (Salapatek et al., 1976).

News reports have stated that Mr. Aristide would prefer to spend his exile in South Africa, and the South African government initially said that it would have no problem accommodating him.

The latter option is on the plain side, but the kitchen has no problem accommodating requests, so ask for some bacon if you dine on swine or Styrian pumpkin seed oil if you don't.

It was strong enough to support five 12-stone men, so there was no problem accommodating us and our bare necessities - an enormous picnic, some life jackets (to be used as seats rather than worn) and a couple of large golfing umbrellas propped up to provide some much-needed shade.

On a quick note, people will complain that the recommended play space for Touch room-scale is significantly smaller than the Vive but I had no problem accommodating a 12×12 foot area with three sensors after a bit of finagling.

There would be no problem accommodating the smaller Ser in the available space, but the larger Arg could be more problematic.