Sentence examples for prospect of accommodating from inspiring English sources

The prospect of accommodating them during summer has him shaking his head, though.

Most have some way of accommodating nonsmokers.

SERVICE A wonderful combination of accommodating and efficient.

The authority has a history of accommodating star horses.

Astor Hall, capable of accommodating 750 revelers, was gridlocked.

Everything is built with the intention of accommodating our needs.

The Kurds and the Arabs have yet to accommodate each others' aspirations or banish the prospect of violence to achieve their aims.

Senior police officers are resigned to the prospect of a cut from 28 days, but believe they could accommodate a compromise of a 14-day period combined with a further 14 days during which a suspect can be bailed.

Mr Grayling has very little room for manoeuvre: cuts of £350m to legal aid have been hugely controversial; slashing court and probation budgets still further simply to accommodate the cost of greater incarceration would be extremely unpopular, especially with the prospect of yet more public sector cuts to be announced.

Without either a universally accepted file format for textbooks, or the ability of e-readers to accommodate many different standards, the Reed report concluded that "faculty will find themselves faced with the prospect of selecting course readings based on their compatibility with a particular device rather than on the suitability of the material for the course.

So far, business travelers are not put off by the prospect of sharing the plane with a large number of children because they appreciate the effort the airline is making to accommodate families, Mr. Saadon said.