Sentence examples for strong enough to accommodate from inspiring English sources

Roofs must be strong enough to accommodate the weight of either soil or a greenhouse, and if they are not, strengthening them can be costly.

Asked if his squad was not strong enough to accommodate the sweeping changes he made in midweek the Reds boss replied: "I suppose the answer to that is yes.

While the two builders appear to be in direct competition, a study commissioned by Wanda found demand for hotel rooms in Beverly Hills was strong enough to accommodate both projects.

The region's social welfare systems are not strong enough to accommodate the current number of orphans, let alone a projected rise in the number of children orphaned by AIDS.

Almost any type of vegetable can be grown vertically as long as the container is deep enough to accommodate the plant and the vertical staking is strong enough to hold the plant.

But the decision to dollarise also carries huge risks.In this section Ecuador on the brink Argentines ponder Maradona's fall Castro's coup A new war ReprintsAny country that abolishes its own currency needs to have an economy that is strong and flexible enough to accommodate external shocks, since it cannot ride them out by printing money.

If the table is needed in the study room, it should be strong, sturdy and spacious enough to accommodate files and folders, etc.

Molecular modelling of ERAP1 revealed a large internal cavity that carries a strong negative electrostatic potential and is large enough to accommodate peptides adjacent to the enzyme's active site.

Discovering the pit wasn't big enough to accommodate the 65-strong orchestra conductor Anthony Negus needed for the Ring, Martin's solution was simple.

Thankfully, music is big enough to accommodate both.

The canals were large enough to accommodate seagoing vessels.