Sentence examples for trouble accommodating from inspiring English sources

France has trouble accommodating its young Muslim population.

The Dutch-speaking Flemings, he said, had no trouble accommodating the small, mostly wealthy Francophones in their midst.

If France has trouble accommodating a big Muslim population, some ask, how can Europe manage a whole country?The other French objection concerns the changing nature of Europe.

If the notion of Mr. Bush as a portrait painter is one your brain has trouble accommodating, you are not alone.

Ms. Neff says she has had such trouble accommodating the demand for riding lessons that she has had to start a waiting list.

But this month, Ms. Gilmartin decided to also open on the second Wednesday because she has been having trouble accommodating everyone.

It's a testament to the ongoing cultural viability and commercial supremacy of "Star Wars" that moviegoers of every generation will have little trouble mentally accommodating yet another wrinkle in its epic mythology.

I take this as an admission of childhood trauma and, since Strong is such a friendly, accommodating sort of chap, we go looking for trouble.

The university does not expect to have much trouble adding sections to accommodate the incoming freshmen in popular first-year courses like Rhetoric, which is essentially English 101.

Katie seemed talkative but confused and drew two blue iguanas on the kitchen wall, which she showed me upon request, dragging me across the floor on a comforter to accommodate my trouble with standing.

Katie seemed talkative but confused and drew two blue iguanas on the kitchen wall, which she showed me upon my request, dragging me across the floor on a comforter to accommodate my trouble with standing.