Sentence examples for to accommodate huge from inspiring English sources

It has been deepened to accommodate huge tonnages.

Apple says a fresh start was required to accommodate huge changes in the technological landscape.

Both times, polls stayed open hours past their official closing time to accommodate huge lines of students.

"And so, like other same-sex weddings on this day, the guest list has swollen to accommodate huge media interest".

"But our portfolios are set up to accommodate huge pools of assets moving in or out of our funds".

Many of the Klitschko brothers' bouts were held in stadiums in order to accommodate huge crowds, and they garnered record-breaking television ratings in Germany, Ukraine, and Poland.

No room for error Recording studios were huge places built to accommodate vast numbers of musicians with the singer placed in a separate cabin to minimise any audio overspill.

Evan Thies, a spokesman for the group, said users of the most polluting fuels tended to be larger buildings that could accommodate huge boilers that generate the heat necessary to burn heavy oil.

The 3D structure not only provide good electronic transportation pathways, but also can accommodate huge volume change of WS2 due to the mechanical flexibility of SWCNTs, leading to the excellent cyclability as anode materials for LIBs.

"The Shubenacadie is the Fundy region's hot spot because it sits toward the end of the Bay of Fundy's V-like funnel shape, and its wide berth that can accommodate huge volumes of water," said Mr. van de Vrie, a tall, athletic man with an easygoing demeanor who looks like an adventure tour operator from central casting.

The voids inside the structure can accommodate huge volume expansion and relieve the stress.