Sentence examples for have catered for from inspiring English sources

In the past, allowances have catered for expats seeking to replicate domestic spending habits overseas - by buying expensive home brands, for example.

From around 1950 to 1980, its language was dominated by the contract metaphor and the linear model of innovation, both of which have catered for beliefs in stability, orderliness, and distinct social roles for scientists and policymakers.

But that traditional St.-Tropez luxury is in danger of being upended there, and at 27 other clubs and restaurants that have catered for decades to famous Côte d'Azur visitors from Brigitte Bardot to Paris Hilton.

As well as being the home of films such as the latest Star Wars sequel, and beginning work on the next in the series, Pinewood and Shepperton have catered for TV shows including The Voice and Dancing on Ice.

Judging by the state the world economy has ended up since these shows went on air, it is questionable if they have catered for anything but the primeval urge for the spectacles of the Roman coliseum, where the spirit of enterprise is often mercilessly torn apart.

As a result, we've catered for the National Theatre and Virgin.

In his time Antonio Carluccio has catered for Prince Charles, Mick Jagger, Nicole Kidman.

"The industry so far has catered for a niche community but there are 100m augmented reality-capable smartphones in use.

In fact, more than 70 did (ever the optimist, Olson had catered for 80, "just in case").

Traditionally, it has catered for all shapes and sizes big prop forwards, small and wiry scrum-halves, tall and elegant wing three-quarters.

"The show, for years now, has catered for freaks, outcasts, extremes in society," said one commenter on the Digital Spy website.