Sentence examples for between catering from inspiring English sources

The line between catering to soldiers and exploiting them sometimes turns murky.

And it is easy to cross the line between catering for a community and inadvertently ghettoising it.

A17 NEW YORK/REGION B1-6 Calls for State Standards For Assisted Living Centers Neither nursing homes nor retirement communities, assisted living centers are something in between, catering mostly to affluent people who need help with daily living.

Audience is tricky: everybody wants the biggest, widest-ranging following that is possible, but if you're black, you have traditionally tended to worry about having to choose between catering to a mostly white or to a mostly black audience.

Neither nursing homes nor retirement communities, they are something in between, catering mostly to affluent people who need help with daily living -- and who want, as they grow more frail, to avoid ending up in a nursing home.

The only caveat is that businesses such as Van Leer's need to establish a delicate balance between catering to the customer without sinking too much time, resources or money into each special project.

Between my catering company, my writing career, my painting career, my love life and the small social life I try to squeeze in when I have five minutes free, I don't have time to have a void!

Similarly, huge disparities and inequalities developed in the distribution of health workers, especially between those serving the wealthy and those serving the poor, those deployed in urban areas as over those deployed in rural areas, and between those catering for the medically insured population as over those serving people who were dependent on the state.

Multi adventure Asturias, Spain Thrills (hopefully no spills) come in a flexible format ideal for this fickle age group thanks to a new partnership between self-catering company Blue Green Spain and adventure specialist Pura Adventura.

There's a fine line between loving and catering to the person facing life-threatening illness.

Think of the difference between a restaurant catering to regular clients, and one in a tourist area.