Sentence examples for catered to consumers from inspiring English sources
In some cases, no doubt, mass-market producers and négociants have intentionally catered to consumers who like a little sweetness even if they say they prefer dry wines.
Unlike P2P leaders Lending Club and Prosper, who have historically catered to consumers, Funding Circle provides loans exclusively to small businesses.
BT said it would stop funneling money into Ignite's overseas operations that cater to consumers and small businesses.
Automakers say the systems not only address safety concerns, but also cater to consumers who increasingly want to stay connected on the Internet while driving.
The clear line between Internet companies that cater to consumers and those that serve businesses is beginning to blur, reports Nick Wingfield on Monday in The New York Times.
Its "young minded" Co-op spinoff stores cater to consumers who seek self-expression specifically through nonmainstream brands, like Gilded Age or Imitation of Christ, she said.
Careful deconstruction of old structures also creates business for local companies that cater to consumers who want their homes to become more eco-friendly.
He said no one supported piracy, but accused "bloated, greedy, resistant-to-change rights holders" of failing to reform themselves to better cater to consumers.
Apparel, books and beauty products make up much of that market, and sites that cater to consumers, such as eBay and Overstock.com, have become household names.
The strategy behind using so-called real people is to cater to consumers who "want to know a lot more about the company behind the product," said John Bartelme, chief marketing officer at Perdue Farms.
However, as none of these existing smart meters features comprehensive and combined informational strategies that systematically cater to consumers in all stages of behavioural change, it is concluded that further efforts to optimise and evaluate smart meters should be undertaken.
