Sentence examples for catering up from inspiring English sources

Controlling the rate is one of the crucial exercises for the purpose of minimizing the response time of user as well as catering up the dynamic traffic demands.

The first of 26 temporary schools is scheduled to open in the city's Zone 10, catering for up to 50 primary school children in an inflatable tent provided by UNICEF.

"You need capital investment and sustained ad revenue" that target "more affluent readers" – which usually means that publications end up catering to mostly white gay male readers.

Lately, a number of hybrid restaurant-specialty markets have popped up, catering to customers who hope that, armed with the same spice rub, they can recreate a chef's dishes at home.

In CityLab this week, Ryan Brown writes how the Ugandan city of Akright – planned as an alternative to the African cities designed both for an by the colonial elite – ended up catering exactly to that.

Catering companies end up paying a cut on GoCater orders.

I have two catering events lined up for the weekend.

I ended up catering to clients who wanted the "girlfriend experience", which resembles a real date.

The auditing process, these critics claim, ends up catering more to the brands involved than the workers toiling on the line..."...

Wise Sons owners Evan Bloom and Leo Beckerman first teamed up catering weekly 250-person BBQ cookouts for UC Berkeley's Jewish Student Center and from there, took the increasingly common track for hot new restaurants in San Francisco.

Eastbourne Pier includes an amusement arcade, the Waterfront Cafe Bar, Victorian tea rooms, a nightclub and is also a wedding venue, catering for up to 180 guests.