Sentence examples for opened to cater from inspiring English sources

And the owners of businesses that have recently opened to cater to this new population wait, in turn, for a surge that has not yet arrived.

A private housing market has emerged, and video arcades and computer schools have opened to cater to workers with rising incomes.

The market, one of 11 in the Great Wall chain, based in New York, is among many businesses that have opened to cater to the Asian population of Northern Virginia.

It was driven largely by supply and demand: universities opened to cater to the dreams of Cambodia's youth — and offered flexible hours in sync with the rhythms of the tourist industry.

In the 1970s and 80s a more defined notion of "gayness" was emerging and pubs, bars and clubs opened to cater for individual tastes, such as the dark, testosterone-fuelled Coleherne in Earl's Court, west London and the cathedral of disco, Heaven, in Charing Cross.

Thousands of trucks to transport the fracking liquid, water, and waste were brought in, hotels opened to cater to the oil and gas workers, and restaurants and stores in many towns were suddenly full.

Opening to cater to pre-work crowds, the Swiss emporium had been open from 7.30am.

Mr. Thakur says that financing for skiing and other winter sports has been increasing each year, attracting more tourism to Manali, with hotels opening to cater to skiers.

As young professionals have moved into the area, a few sleek businesses have opened up to cater to them.

In Bern, the Swiss capital, a movie house opened recently to cater not only to immigrants but also to a growing number of Indian tourists who travel to Switzerland to take in the scenery that has become so familiar on the movie screen.

Every brand needs to have a strong mobile presence, so we're opening up to cater to pretty much anyone who wants to reach consumers".