Sentence examples for need to be catered from inspiring English sources

We're a part of the AFL, we understand there are other areas of the game that need to be catered for as well – fan engagement and stadiums – but without players there is no competition".

But a manager's biggest worry should not be losing their narcissist; it should be that other team members will be the ones to resign, tired of the way narcissists need to be catered to.

Consequently, water demands will need to be catered for by either groundwater abstractions and/or further abstractions from surface water bodies, thus magnifying the water-deficient budget conditions that have already been established in PRB, as described above.

For instance, Zimmer Holdings Inc. has a gender-specific solution for its high-flex knee, designed on the understanding that there are anatomical differences in women's and men's knees that need to be catered to while making prosthetics.

"Latinos need a place to go and they need to be catered to because it is such a growing, growing demographic and market and people want to capture that, and they deserve to be catered to," she said in an interview.

There's been a huge change in the demographic… and they need to be catered for," he says.

He needs to be catered to, and Mr. Chaykin, a specialist in showy flourishes of the big-headed, revels in Frank's surges of unpredictable neediness.

Although, note that most health codes prohibit bringing your own food into a restaurant, so it's best to call ahead and ask for your needs to be catered for.

The bloom caster has also been built in a way which will allow the evolving needs of Hyundai to be catered for – the equipment will continue to be customizable.

"There is a readership there, they deserve to be catered to, and literature needs new blood pumped through it all the time, or it becomes stale and purposeless.

Clearly, financing modalities for this policy position need to be urgently catered for by the MoH through their donors to make implementation of Community Strategy a reality.