Sentence examples for that might accommodate from inspiring English sources

It seats roughly 55 in a space that might accommodate more, at tables set well apart from one another.

Kitchen alcoves that might accommodate trash compactors are instead being fitted with special wine refrigerators, which have become part of standard appliance packages.

Biden and Gelb did not, in fact, call for the partitioning of Iraq; they called for a power-sharing arrangement that might accommodate the intensifying centrifugal force of ethnic and religious divisions.

Noting that "he always has a girl's butt in every Transformers, Pearl Harbor, The Rock", Geist jokingly suggested a moment in 13 Hours that might accommodate such a shot.

Certainly, expansion teams generally find their feet through the rather unglamorous virtues of hard work first, creativity second, and Kreis was never quite able to conjure a coherent vision for a midfield that might accommodate Andrea Pirlo, and, say, Ned Grabavoy.

But the borough president at the time, Louis F. Haffen, felt so confident that it would be granted county status that in 1905, he asked Michael J. Garvin, an engineer, and the Beaux-Arts painter and architect Oscar Bluemner to design a structure that might accommodate a county court system.

Hammond acknowledged that the financial services sector would be difficult to accommodate under an agreement that might suit manufacturers through the World Trade Organisation.

The possibility of a broadly pragmatic account of the phenomena suggests that one might accommodate the intuitions behind the gap without supposing that there is a gap in the class of propositions (for an example, see Stalnaker 1975).

THE early 20th-century debate about the "melting pot" evolved as Jewish writers envisioned an America that might better accommodate Jews.

Three of us were in a trough that might comfortably accommodate an adult pig, and the fermenting cacao was up to our necks.

"I'm hoping that with the facts on the table, it will allow people to move from identifying reasons why women should not serve in these roles, to start getting really productive and looking at the strategies that might best accommodate and support females," Billing says.