Sentence examples for which could accommodate from inspiring English sources

The building, which could accommodate 20 tenants, was designed by Ehasz Giacalone Architects, based in Farmingdale.

Only 459 students were enrolled at the school, which could accommodate nearly twice that number.

It is a gallery to linger in, which could accommodate almost any kind of art one can think of.

More than 10,000 soldiers were shipped to Atlanta hospitals, which could accommodate at most only 1,800.

But Arum says he wants to move the fight to Yankee Stadium, which could accommodate more fans.

The prepared specimen had approximately 30 layers of connected pores, which could accommodate sufficient human bone marrow stromal cells (hBMSCs).

The city next month will also begin accepting proposals from developers for the 30-acre Beachfront South area of the redevelopment district, which could accommodate additional residential development.

Metro staff will report in May on expanding the homeless outreach program, and later this year on which properties could accommodate homeless services.

This superior performance could be attributed to the unique structure of silicon alloy encapsulated by rGO, which could effectively accommodate the large volume change during cycling and provide continuous electronic conduction pathway in the electrode.

It was characterized by wildly imaginative material (in which the chorus might represent birds, frogs, wasps, or clouds) that was blended with a grotesque, vulgar, and witty tone, which could still accommodate poetry of great lyrical beauty.

This has less to do with the current macroeconomic situation, which could easily accommodate and may even require a budget deficit, than his future plans, for which a spending spiral would be lethal.