Sentence examples for cater to large from inspiring English sources

We cater to large, sophisticated users.

The rooms can be booked individually, or combined to cater to large events.

What's innovative about these kitchens is the machinery that was specifically engineered by the founders to cater to large populations.

They'd find high-thrill rides, family-friendly attractions and clean beaches in an area designed to cater to large crowds.

The moves are not yet threatening to eat into the overall profits of the big hedge funds and private equity firms that cater to large international investors.

The sign outside advertises that this is the teahouse "para una atención mas personalizada" and the owners refuse to cater to large parties.

But they cater to larger groups and more elaborate ceremonies, and these days, that can seem a bit much.

Therefore, telecom operators and service providers can cater to larger and more diverse sectors in the developing markets.

"But there's a pretty substantial difference in how banks cater to larger clients versus smaller clients".

BrightIdea offers services which are similar to those of Spigit, but they, like most other collaboration platforms, cater to larger enterprises.

"You see solutions that cater to larger employers, like on-site daycare centers, that are very inaccessible to smaller to mid-sized companies," says Bircher. "We want to fill a void that we thought existed for SMBs and this was one way to do it".