Sentence examples for struggle to accommodate from inspiring English sources

If they are forced to flee, their home country, which is desperately poor, may struggle to accommodate them.

The university system would now struggle to accommodate a character who has such an independence of mind.

Five Armies will now shed screens and showtimes as cinema bookers struggle to accommodate the onslaught of new films, but it should crack £40m.

After all, some will claim it is not for the West to resolve what is, at its core, a struggle to accommodate Islam and the modern state.

Mainstream economic models rely on the 150-year-old assumption that capitalism's tendency is towards equilibrium, and that everybody acts rationally; they struggle to accommodate sudden shocks.

Pepe Mujica, the former Uruguayan President, suggested that Maduro and his allies would struggle to accommodate a socialist program to market realities.

But today, the country is struggling to accommodate it.

Turkey is struggling to accommodate overcrowded camps and said it has nearly reached its limit.

Some readers will love it, but Man Booker is still struggling to accommodate our American cousins.

Sam Becker from Redcar, Cleveland, is one of those children whom mainstream education has struggled to accommodate.

Many schools, hospitals and libraries are struggling to accommodate rising need.