The Cochran campaign was deft at tailoring its message to different audiences.
Scrolling through King and Smith's Instagram feed in chronological order, you can see the couple become better at tailoring the images to what their followers want.
This is the first guess at tailoring Conservative economic consequences to the prospect of of Brexit from a chancellor operating even more in the dark than his predecessors.
In fact, the boldest attempts at tailoring — and this was a winter 2009 collection — were square cut, wide-shouldered coats that looked too literal to be witty.
Among the ruminants, the bovids were singularly adept at tailoring their size, shape, feeding apparatus, digestive system, dispersion pattern, and social system to a particular habitat.
Scrolling through the feed in chronological order, you can see King, who shoots most of the photos, become better at composing and editing images, and at tailoring them to what the audience wants to see.
As Manning shows, he was adept at tailoring his message to different audiences, often blatantly contradicting on a Wednesday what he had clearly and emotively stated on a Monday.
— President Obama, battling the public's loss of confidence in his handling of the economy, came to a community college here on Wednesday to talk up a $2 billion program aimed at tailoring classes to match the needs of manufacturing companies.
But the companies making the physical equipment have been less adept at tailoring their gear for a world in which all sorts of communications can stream over a single network.This is starting to change.
This paper aims at tailoring the FR-ECC for enhanced adhesion and characterizing its adhesive property to steel substrate.
The present work aimed at tailoring the PEEK surface with –COOH, –OH and –PO4H2 functional groups for the enhancement of osteogenic activity.
