Sentence examples for easier to tailor from inspiring English sources

It's easier to tailor a learning experience to an individual student's pace and preferences.

That makes it easier to tailor content and new services to their interests.

But with an increasing number of gap year companies providing travel and trips abroad to suit any need, it is becoming easier to tailor a dream trip.

"Depending on how things go, we'll be offering plug-ins and extensions to make things easier to tailor for different needs, too.

As more people use the service and the AIs become more advanced, it will be easier to tailor that information to specific users.

It is intuitively easier to tailor an intervention to change a single practice as the circumstances surrounding that practice can be more clearly addressed.

It is easy to tailor an MBA for a future career in finance or consulting, but what about for the performing arts?

My academic CV is easy to tailor to each job I apply for and, through years of experience, I can write a convincing personal statement pretty quickly.

In a YouGov poll of 2,026 people, commissioned by Diabetes UK and Tesco for today's World Diabetes Day, just 40 per cent of people said they would find it easy to tailor a meal for someone with diabetes.

This makes EESBS a versatile and easy to tailor scheduling technique.

The stack-and-draw process makes it easy to tailor the outer cladding so that a large numerical aperture can be reached.