The price of new drugs is rising as medicines become more "bespoke".
Symbian attempted several times in later years, as telephony hardware became less bespoke, to address the problem, setting up teams specifically to create fully integrated distributions on various reference platforms, but usually done half-heartedly, outside core engineering and without enough resources.
Like trading desks, they have to become more bespoke, catering to hedge funds and others who want ideas that will generate fast profits.
Made primarily in calf leather collected over decades, the shoes, ranging from classic narrow, low models made from a single piece of glistening black leather to fancy slip-ons in oxblood or zebra, have become fetish objects for bespoke fans the world over.
Bespoke has become an exhausted term in the suit industry, and it loses meaning each and every time a made-to-measure (MTM) suit company uses it incorrectly.
New Statesman's George Eaton points out that unless and until they become the subject of a bespoke poll, the true state of the Labour mayoral race will remain at least partially opaque.
In the end, more than 60 people replied to the ad, which was looking for a games-mad amputee to become the recipient of a bespoke high-tech prosthetic arm inspired by Metal Gear Solid, one of the world's best-selling computer games.
But as the iPlayer becomes more bespoke for each user, media commentators have already begun to question the validity of the fixed licence fee paid by the public.
Additionally, in the case of urgent problems of great social impact, such as that of emerging diseases, it is important to try to leverage the data that actually exist, at least until better, more bespoke, data become available.
As vacationers have become more accustomed to the kinds of bespoke experience hotels and restaurants are offering across the globe, ski resorts have been trying to shed their rough edges.
