Sentence examples for sometimes accommodate from inspiring English sources

In addition, overcrowded classrooms sometimes accommodate more than 40 students per classroom and are poorly equipped.

Tin cans are generally good for smaller plants like herbs, while larger cans can sometimes accommodate small veggies.

But he appears determined to join the fight on his own terms, sometimes accommodating and other times rebuffing American requests on counterterrrorism.

Marienfelde, I found, is a complex of three-story apartment houses, in the southern part of Berlin, which before August 13th sometimes accommodated as many as thirty-three hundred refugees.

Yoga classes for people with specific illnesses are typically smaller than regular yoga classes -- sometimes accommodating no more than 8 to 10 people -- and they are usually slower-paced.

She implicitly criticized Enzi's sometimes accommodating style, saying on Tuesday that "we can no longer afford simply to go along to get along" - an echo of past party clashes between ideologically driven activists and more moderate party pragmatists.

More women are also being induced to labor now, sometimes to accommodate their own or doctors' schedules; inducing itself increases the possibility of a C-section.

Elysia Murphy, a spokeswoman for the city's Administration for Children's Services, said that foster families sometimes cannot accommodate siblings, and that some children have special needs that can be better managed in separate foster homes.

But even within the boundaries of expected holiday fare, I often try to innovate, sometimes to accommodate family tastes, but also to remedy what I consider to be the unquestioned following of the tried but not necessarily true.

Ratnavel says: "Cot capacity is a definite problem and it can be hard sometimes to accommodate a newborn baby needing intensive care in a hospital near its home, which means that we need to send some babies further afield because there's no cot available in London".

It works for now because my husband tries very hard to accept me, and I slow myself down at the expense of my own sanity sometimes to accommodate him.