Sentence examples for like to tailor from inspiring English sources

This is an idea being pursued by many medical researchers, who would like to tailor treatments to individual patients using a combination of old-fashioned silicon chips, and new-fangled biochips, which are technically known as DNA microarrays.As its name suggests, a DNA microarray consists of a small piece of material (usually glass) divided into hundreds of thousands of tiny cells.

Usually, lawyers like to tailor the evidence that they will present to the instructions that the jury will receive, he said.

Much of the day is pro forma, but presidents like to tailor the details on everything from selecting the marching bands to which inaugural balls will be designated as official.

Discussing his approach as director of the evening business school, Mr. Love once said: "We like to tailor-make a course for the specific job a man wants to do.

I really like to tailor-make everything for the audience".

Jagger also likes to tailor his costumes to their context.

Therefore, they would like to receive tailored nutrition advice, preferably based on knowledge about how their own body works.

One option for a local restaurant seeking repeat business is to do a coupon mailing in close-by geographic zones (or for Groupon-like companies to tailor promotions by zip codes).

In its prototype, the Firefox OS Marketplace team is using a news feed-like experience to tailor the app store experience to the individual user.

I would like to be a tailor one day, because most of the tailors have left our village during the war.

But Mary says she would like to do a tailoring course; her dream of joining secondary school and then a teachers' college all but over.