Sentence examples for cater adequately from inspiring English sources

The disclosure of dentists' income will prompt fresh criticism of dental services, which a succession of reports have said fail to cater adequately to the public's need to maintain good teeth health.

The five-story building, as pictured in the monochrome postcard above, could not cater adequately to the several thousand students, leading the New York City Board of Education to secure an agreement with the Battery Park City Authority for a new building, and construction began in 1989.

You'll need a quick estimate of numbers, so that you can cater adequately.

India has perpetually striven towards acquiring a unique position in the regional realm, which has catered adequately to its global status.

A key challenge for the future will be to provide adequately trained medical and paramedical staff to cater for the increased numbers of patients, especially as studies have identified large predicted shortfalls in trained intensivists [ 41].

The ministers stressed that 11.9 million people in the UK have a disability, one in five of the population, yet they experience challenges to being able to enjoy sport, due to the failure of clubs and grounds to adequately cater for them.

This may imply that there may be other additional costs associated with maternal health care which the existing health insurance scheme may not adequately cater for [5].

Interaction between the user and the model is necessary to adequately cater for events and changes that go beyond the existing form of the model.

In questionnaires, women have been found to comment more than men about uncomfortable pack straps, poorly fitted pistol belts and unstable rucksacks, suggesting that current pack systems do not adequately cater for the differing anthropometry between the two genders [16].

Casassovici recognizes that most social networks (Facebook, Google+, etc) can't adequately cater to the needs of niche groups, and he wants to see Diveboard be meaningful to and successful with the niche population of divers.

He added that while research into tactile screens - which give users feedback by moulding - is taking place, we are still some way from having touchscreens which adequately cater for the visually-impaired.