Sentence examples for cater to specific from inspiring English sources
The Web is full of guides that cater to specific types of travelers.
Cable channels that cater to specific demographic groups have also been looking to exploit their competitors' weaknesses.
Six weeks ago, Oracle's chief executive, Larry Ellison, said that his deal-happy company planned to set its sights on software makers that cater to specific industries.
Landmark Travel, whose clients include about 20 law firms, is one of a small group of agencies across the country that cater to specific industries and their varying demands.
The ads cater to specific magazine audiences, with a recent issue of Rolling Stone promoting snus as "sweaty outdoor festival friendly" and one in Sports Illustrated declaring it "extra inning friendly".
Though most radio stations that cater to specific ethnic groups attract just a smidgen of the audiences who tune in to, say, Howard Stern, they are increasingly popping up in the far corners of the New York metropolitan area, reflecting both the growing diversity of suburbia and changes in the radio business.
Re "Online Matchmakers Give Dating a Partisan Tilt" (July 22), on online personals sites catered to specific political orientations: I am delighted that my husband of 24 years and I are from a different political era, before the advent of the politically segregated dating services.
In contrast, GeoLink and Semantic Scholar attempt to build fine-grained, niche search engines catered to specific subject areas, by tapping into deeper semantic processing that helps computers establish scientifically meaningful connections between publications.
In the meantime, theyll have to support themselves by developing the devices for so-called vertical applications, meaning business uses that are catered to specific industries where broadband access through corporate networks is more common.
This will allow for optimization of RF treatments catered to specific acne scar types.
