Sentence examples for to properly accommodate from inspiring English sources

Ms. Washington knew the arrangement had to be temporary, and not merely because the apartment was not big enough to properly accommodate the family.

Officials from both institutions partly blamed the cash-strapped Greek government for the failure to properly accommodate the refugees, who were left stranded on Greek territory by other EU countries in March.

He said it would need a "lot of ingenuity" to properly accommodate tourist charter demand on the railway.

The synthesized hydrogel exhibited viscoelastic behavior (storage modulus: 1260 Pa) and necessary water content (75%) to properly accommodate the cardiac cells.

The present study proposes a two-step method which generates a group of DHMs in various sizes to properly accommodate the designated level of the human size variability of the target population.

But according to Pete, it's failure to properly accommodate this rapid expansion that has failed him.

From not being able to be properly accommodated for his needs to the recent slashing of two officers in his facility, Orta's time at Rikers in the past couple of days have already stirred anger, worry, and fear among his supporters, especially his wife.

Mr. Ventura, who is around 6 feet 4 inches tall and who has been weighed in at 250 pounds, is a big man, so big that producers have struggled to find a set that can properly accommodate him without appearing like a dollhouse.

Clearly, Stocker, Blum, and Friedman are right to think that subjective consequentialism cannot properly accommodate the motives of friendship.

That line of reasoning leads, as we've seen, to a conception of fundamental ontology that cannot properly accommodate the lessons of modern physics.

Accumulation of tri- and tetraketide lactones from ferulic acid, regardless of the CoA-ligase expressed in E. coli, suggests that STS cannot properly accommodate and fold the tetraketide intermediate to the corresponding stilbene structure.