Sentence examples for catering network from inspiring English sources

However, as has been mentioned at the very beginning, occupational interactions are different from individual social capital (Chinese New Year Greeting Network; catering network) based on social relationships such as friends and relatives.

Finally, Spike TV, looking for a defining new show for its relatively new identity as a cable network catering to young men, agreed to carry the show.

Political analysts disparage the display as a political "infomercial," but to the credit of the organizers, they are not catering to the network audience nearly as much as they could.

Next month, the Luxury Institute is also launching a network catering to the affluent.

My Domain Idea would like to create the first advertising network catering to the entire domain parking industry.

Back in 2005 it was a teenager-only social network, catering primarily to U.S. high school students as Facebook charged through the college crowds.

A good example is Tapdaq, a newcomer cross-promotion network catering to long tail and indie developers too small to pay commissions or meet minimum traffic requirements.

However, Friendsy is by no means the only social network catering to the student communities that Facebook outgrew; U.K.-based Unii, for instance, also runs a campus-centric social network exclusively for U.K. students with a university accredited email address.

Weiner sees LinkedIn as a hybrid of the two, with its social network catering to everyday professionals and its enterprise licensing business developed for HR departments and recruiters to manage contacts.

Ten years ago there were around 14 broadcast and cable networks catering to Hispanics; today there are around 100 on air or in the works, says César Conde, the president of Univision.

This area also has wide-lined canal networks catering for irrigation purposes.