Sentence examples for a bit more tailored from inspiring English sources
Sometimes, you need something a bit more tailored to your body shape, which is why we've pulled together some of our favorite swimsuits you can shop based on your bra size.
Others require a bit more creativity and need to be tailored on an entity-by-entity basis.
Spending a bit more on a well made and tailored item of clothing pays for itself in the long run, as it will last longer and keep its colour and shape better.
To get quality applications tailored to their upcoming phones, Motorola will need to divulge a bit more.
Seidler says that within the overall field of medicine it's become the norm for practitioners to tailor their care to individual patients, but psychotherapy has taken a bit more time.
The Ribbon, for example, was tailored to the iPhone by simplifying it and by spacing the icons out a bit more in order to make selecting them easier.
A bit more nipped in and neat than the soft, ultra-femininity of a frock, it's pretty and girly but also - as tailoring generally implies - more public facing, less stay at home.
