Sentence examples for catering to specific from inspiring English sources

Cable is still largely a niche medium, one that thrives on carefully catering to specific audiences.

Whether they come from upper management or an individual property catering to specific feedback from its clientele, successful innovations are still introduced more broadly.

In India 81 of the 500 satellite-TV channels that have sprung up in the past 20 years are news channels, most of them catering to specific political, religious, regional, linguistic or ethnic groups.

Catering to specific consumer interest groups involves the "cost" of "a little bit of regulation", he added.

An assisted living home's kitchen is similar to a restaurant's, but with additional requirements having to do with serving at least three meals a day and catering to specific diets.

Just as we have seen a number of mini-Ubers emerge that are building app-fuelled private transportation services catering to specific sectors of people — for example Shuddle for young and elderly people — Airbnb may be leading a similar trend in the accommodation industry as played out in the sharing economy.

Since these correlations are based on operating parameters and do not aim to model the underlying phenomena, there has been a proliferation of the correlations, each catering to some specific bundle geometry under a specific set of operating conditions.

It simply means catering to the specific study needs of a broader range of people.

Adan has developed a malleable direct-aid structure informed by local context, catering to victims' specific needs.

The hospital, in central Bangkok, now makes a point of catering to the specific needs of patients from the Middle East.

I always want to go to the little neighborhood stores (and sometimes the megastores) catering to a specific audience: Chinese, Italian, Middle Eastern, African, Latino, Korean, Japanese, Indian.