Sentence examples for expected to cater from inspiring English sources

The country's automakers can be expected to cater to those tastes while working to enter the United States market.

"They're expected to cater for every single need a child could possibly have from zero to three years old," she says.

To get access to land, licenses and capital, Chinese entrepreneurs say they are expected to cater to the needs of Communist Party officials and their families.

Developed by the arena's owner, AEG, it is expected to cater to sports and pop music fans and offer some of the flash of Times Square.

Officials said they are expected to cater to the president's wishes and seek to avoid the internal knife fights that have befallen many a Trump aide.

Saudi Arabia, after all, is already the world's biggest producer, and is expected to cater to most of the growth in demand for oil over the next few years by expanding its output yet further.

Even places you wouldn't expect to cater to children — the top of a convention center, for example, or a theater that usually puts on a saucy show — can generate lifelong memories.

Health centres and hospitals are expected to be able to cater to all the illnesses described in the vignettes.

He said he expected it to cater mostly to young professionals, empty-nesters, college professors and students (in addition to the Culinary Institute, three colleges — Vassar, Marist and Bard — are in the region).

He expects to be catered to as the smartest guy in the room, and he clearly loathes being patronized by Obama.

He expects to be catered to at every turn.