Sentence examples for cater to several from inspiring English sources
To address these issues new radio technologies and network architectures need to be designed to cater to several future devices having connectivity demands.
The five-story hotel, with an indoor pool, would cater to several different kinds of travelers, Mr. Corcoran said, including business people and visitors to Campbell Soup, Cooper University Hospital and Rutgers University's satellite campus here.
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.
"We know thousands of tunes," Mr. Donner said, "and if people have requests, we can just play them, whereas other bands are turning pages all the time". 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.
In the desktop PC realm, many companies have created flash media readers that cater to several types of flash memory at once.
For example, is the brand attracting people for a "posh" night out, a quick bite, a date, friends catching up, or does it cater to several of these?
Fine and specialty chemical industry caters to several key applications required for maintaining and enhancing quality of life.
Open Mon-Sat 1pm-11pm, Sun 6pm-11pm, pint from £2.90 The Cumberland Arms caters to several generations of ale drinkers with, seemingly, effortless ease.
The Lipton center caters to several high-profile employers, including The New York Times, the New York Stock Exchange and the World Bank, as well as law firms, major-league sports teams and others.
To cater to that growing thirst, several other Northern Virginia municipalities have recently changed their zoning policies to allow certain neighborhoods to host breweries and brew pub restaurants, where customers can sample what's brewed onsite.
"That includes removal of thousands of dead and dying trees, construction of miles of firebreaks and evacuation plans" drafted by at least a dozen mountain camps that cater to thousands of youths, several town organizations and fire authorities.
