Sentence examples for but tailored from inspiring English sources

Highlights for spring are unlined but tailored cotton and linen jackets, elegantly styled with softly rolled lapels.

First, there are the highly exotic show cars that are fu turistic in concept but, tailored to reality, might become pro duction cars of tomorrow.

Moreover, using the sea urchin-like α-FeOOH nanostructures as precursors, the α-Fe2O3 HNSs with the same morphology but tailored crystallization and texture characteristics are robustly achieved only by adjusting annealing temperature.

And just as the internet encouraged an entrepreneurial ethos, and with it the creation of a few too many dotcom firms, Africa's surge in mobile-phone use may unleash the same sort of business energy, but tailored to local needs.One such initiative is about to begin.

(The SIV process is based on the process for refugee asylum but tailored specifically for individuals experiencing danger and threats tied to their service for the United States). Just three visas were issued to Afghan translators in 2011; only 63 were given in 2012.

In short, there will be news, but tailored to the economic climate.

But tailoring patent law may encourage lobbying and corruption.

It requires quick thinking, but tailoring your messaging reassures the employee that this is about helping him/her.

When developing menus and nutritional programmes, taste should always come first – but tailoring menus to individual nutritional needs is a close second.

This method nominally supports a circular field of view (FOV), but tailoring the FOV for noncircular shapes results in more efficient, shorter scans.

They say the difference is in the details – they're not giving an average, but tailoring it to each patient.