Sentence examples similar to less catered to from inspiring English sources
They are less recognized and catered to in terms of accessibility, comprehensiveness, and responsiveness of healthcare systems.
Romney was a vastly successful 18th-century English portrait painter, like Gainsborough and Reynolds, but one who catered to less socially scrupulous, new-moneyed patrons.
Destination clubs, which started less than a decade ago and catered to affluent travelers, have expanded to higher and lower demographics, targeting both the ultra-rich and those more comfortable with membership fees of less than $150,000.
"You need a smaller, narrow-body 100-seater, or less, to cater to that regional capacity with more frequency".
Just $200 at launch and far less later, the Fire devices catered to the regular Amazon customer whose kids were pestering them about getting a tablet on which to play Fruit Ninja or Angry Birds, but who didn't want to shell out for an iPad.
But while charter schools are open to all, they have catered to one demographic group far less than another.
The less affluent created tent cities along the Truckee River, and even the Y.W.C.A. catered to divorce.
He catered to a young and fickle drinking crowd and paid less attention to his food menu.
Where Amazon catered to technically able people, largely at start-ups, Google wants to attract lots of less-proficient executives.
"Everyone likes to be catered to".
