Sentence examples for was capable of accommodating from inspiring English sources

The Sankay lodge was capable of accommodating 50 guests and was reportedly full at the time.

The results also illustrated that reliability method was capable of accommodating uncertainties in pavement parameters.

"But this was a guy who was capable of accommodating himself with amazing pragmatism to every situation".

Proust's chosen medium, the roman-fleuve, was capable of accommodating both the Byzantine mysteries of interior thought and the gay procession of the outside world; by enfolding Albertine into her own elliptical consciousness, Rose effectively cuts off her oxygen supply.

It was strong (∼1.3 GPa), it could effectively transfer the load and it was capable of accommodating large shear strain, but it was not strong enough to suppress the interfacial sliding.

Opened in 1933, it was 1,200 feet long and 135 feet wide and was capable of accommodating the largest vessels afloat at that time namely, the two Cunard liners Queen Mary and Queen Elizabeth, each more than 80,000 tons deadweight.

We are capable of accommodating both; this bill does so in a very straightforward manner.

Seidler estimates that it would have been capable of accommodating twenty-seven thousand people.

Ras Jdir camp is capable of accommodating up to 20,000 migrants for short periods.

be capable of accommodating a digital photograph, a biometric identifier, or any other unique identifier that the Administrator considers necessary.

The port has deep water for large ships and is capable of accommodating several vessels at one time.