Sentence examples for much tailored from inspiring English sources

The Bush administration has planned a four-day campaign-style trip for the general, which seems as much tailored for American television as for the Iraqis.

Will that be the plan at HQ? It's hard to say because already it is becoming clear that, although Schmidt is aiming to install the fundamentals that brought so much success at Leinster, his approach to Test match rugby is very much  tailored towards the strengths and weaknesses of Ireland's opposition.

The 8cx is very much tailored toward the PC, down to how it handles peak performance and multitasking.

The movie was pretty much tailored for Cartoon Network so I doubt that it woudl see life anywhere else.

"The new order is going to be very much tailored to what I consider to be a very bad decision," he said.

Further, though you could find wedding planning magazines and books in bookstores, you certainly couldn't find much tailored to planning for gay or lesbian commitment ceremonies (the common term for our wedding celebrations back then).

The TIDieR checklist items include the following elements of the intervention: brief name, why, what, who provided, how, where, when and how much, tailoring, modifications and how well.

He's very much tailor-made for a position like that".

"The state is pretty much tailor-made for his kind of candidacy," said William B. Lacy, director of the Dole Institute of Politics at the University of Kansas.

"He pretty much tailors to whatever his clients wanted and could afford," said Jacquelyn Oak, the main curator of "Artist & Visionary: William Matthew Prior Revealed," which opens on Saturday at the Fenimore Art Museum in Cooperstown, N.Y.

Every one of the arguments Republicans made on behalf of Sanford in the primary race would fit – with not much tailoring – easily into a story about Kirk's statement.