Sentence examples for not catering from inspiring English sources

But we're not catering to that.

They're not catering to food blogs.

"The system is not catering to the children," she fumed.

Some travel experts believe that airlines are missing an opportunity by not catering to families.

From Walker's perspective, she was exposing, not catering to, white male fantasies about black women.

Are we not catering for somebody who is the same age as Prince?

"They weren't catering to the black LGBT community, so we made it cater to us".

Yet some automakers aren't catering to those women at the wheel.

The café isn't catering just for displaced Notting Hill ladies who lunch; it's trying to be accessible to regular people, on regular budgets.

Gullette argues that pharma and cosmetic companies aren't catering to the old so much as catering to the ageist idea that getting old is unbearable.

"My guess is that people aren't catering to this customer because she is not a big consumer," said Sam Shahid, who designs advertising campaigns for Calvin Klein and Abercrombie & Fitch, voicing an assumption widely held in fashion.