Sentence examples for continue to cater from inspiring English sources

She will no doubt continue to cater to the needs of both groups.

But the high demand for child-friendly establishments in Park Slope means many businesses continue to cater to parents' needs.

But half the weekend audience was New Yorkers, to whom Kaiser may have to continue to cater.

Grammar schools in Northern Ireland continue to cater to pupils deemed capable of appreciating an academic education; secondary schools offer more general and vocational training.

Compared with the Game Boy, which will continue to cater to younger users, the DS has a more varied range of games: Nintendo has worked hard to get third-party software publishers to support the device.

Mr. Bettag, 58, would not discuss his plans for the program, but said it would continue to cater to the Sunday morning audience that regularly tunes in for discussions about politics and policy.

It continues to cater parties and sell pizza from the truck at street festivals.

It comes as no surprise, then, that Royal Enfield, the world's oldest surviving motorcycle company, has wisely continued to cater to aficionados of such rides.

The trick is to diversify without cheapening the brand.After he took over at Versace in 2004, Mr Di Risio followed the Armani example, although he has continued to cater only to the super-rich.

"Continuing to cater to this theme of minority racism and stressing comments like this -- some of which are taken out of context -- does not help the country knit itself together," he said on Fox News Sunday.

If he continues to cater to the Tea Party wing of his caucus, piling on new demands, the delay could be catastrophic — a "rapidly spreading fatal disease," as the co-chief executive of Deutsche Bank put it.