Sentence examples for because it catered to from inspiring English sources

But my translator told me I liked it because it catered to my foreign palate.

In fact, many of them disapproved of it because it catered to girls as well as boys.

Under its new strategy, Lucent decided to eliminate the Chromatis product line because it catered to small start-ups, or competitive local exchange carriers.

Because it catered to gays, the bar became a flashpoint for the nascent homophile movement.

Another shopper said he liked shopping at Tape Town over big box stores because it catered to his musical tastes, had reasonable prices and great service.

On the losing side, the Republican Party remains shut out of the White House and has blown a chance to take over the U.S. Senate, largely because it catered to the narrow concerns of tea party zealots and social conservatives who imagined themselves as the only authentic Americans but who are, in fact, way out of step with most of the people in this country.

Because it caters to the moneyed classes now migrating to Brooklyn, everything must be from somewhere.

That is mainly because it caters to older students with more work experience and greater earning power.

In the case of the gay bar, the answer is that commanders cannot place an establishment off limits simply because it caters to a gay clientele.

It's hard not to suspect that the formula -- which makes absolutely no sense in terms of national security -- was adopted precisely because it caters to that same constituency.

Viral buzz, on the other hand, feeds specific tastes by being more precise, and because it caters to the growing hunger for participation – the "demand this" mentality where people power can change multiplex managers' minds about what they screen.