Sentence examples for been able to cater from inspiring English sources

Today, the distance education imparted by numerous universities had been able to cater to the needs of large number of Indian population.

"No fashion house has successfully been able to cater to this demographic," says Pedraza. "They are always looking to address the young, fashion-forward consumer, and just hope while doing so they pick up the older customers along the way".

In our 16 months of operation, we have been able to cater to over 250 clients through the legal aid clinic.

As a result, community services have been able to cater for more marginalised people.

That way, you'll be able to cater for your weaknesses and have a much stronger company start.

"By the time this calms down, I should be able to cater to any shul in Far Rockaway and the Five Towns," Mr. Schreier said.

Masipa said she had no reason to believe that South Africa's prisons would not be able to cater for the needs of a disabled person.

Trams were able to cater for the masses, and since the roads were so bad, laying tracks enabled far more efficient progress.

I knew it would not be able to cater for one of my clients, because she had a learning disability, so searched for another service that could.

The trick is to be able to cater to several different generations at one party by "giving everybody a piece of what they want," he said, whether it is Latin or country or "just a little bit" of rap.

"For 50 years, we've chronicled pop culture and sports, and as long as we're doing that consistently, we'll be able to cater to what kids like," Mr. Luraschi said.