Sentence examples for starting to tailor from inspiring English sources

Given that animation is easy to dub, the Cartoon Network has taken the most region-wide approach: it is beamed into Europe, Asia and Latin America, and is now starting to tailor channels for specific national markets.In some countries, the upshot is a dramatic change in children's viewing habits.

Jeeps and minivans seem to have enormous potential abroad, and the company is just starting to tailor its cars for export, like that shortened Chrysler for Europe.

L'Oréal is starting to tailor messaging in order to unlock growth in a category that is valued at $33.3 billion.

I start to tailor my ingredients, swapping water for almond milk, or adding mango, kiwi, and topping up with frozen berries, which are more affordable and refreshing.

What if they didn't even attempt a domestic [US] release with the sequel?" The power of the Chinese market to make or break a film is now so great that Hollywood has already started to tailor its films to that audience.

And so while keeping a partial grip on the cartooned, airbrushed party world of her past hits, she's started to tailor her work for American rites of passage: the spirit rally, the birthday, the wedding dance, and the psycho-spiritual crisis.

To avoid this event and improve the material strength, we first start to tailor the structural efficiencies of the cell elements.

Just like the latter service, on Tape.tv users can skip, like or dislike the videos as they play, so the service starts to tailor itself to their tastes.

I haven't met Don, and I think I'm going to in a little bit and I think once I get a better sense of his voice and also hear what he has to say about what he likes about the character and just pick his brain a little bit, then we'll obviously start to tailor it to him.

Teens and ‘tweens, for example, are starting to see specially tailored treatments for their ago group pop up in some of the nicest spas around.

The Japanese companies are starting to overcome that reputation by tailoring their new models to European tastes.