Sentence examples for tailor itself from inspiring English sources

This is a great vantage point for watching the Arab world struggle to tailor itself a set of new democracies.

Because its software is open source and can be modified and improved by any user or developer, Boxee can theoretically move quickly to add new video or music sites to its service, or to tailor itself to other electronic devices.

More importantly, over time, the website could slightly tailor itself: of course, Mrs Smith will see more biotech stories in the business section than the average reader, but the Art & Leisure section will select more contents likely to fit her taste, the Travel section will look more like an outdoor magazine than a guide for compulsive urbanites.

One is that Twitter is now more able to effectively tailor itself to the needs of certain countries.

The other is that Twitter is now more able to effectively tailor itself to the needs of certain countries.

But, as many companies are finding out, SAP sometimes requires a business to tailor itself to the software instead of the other way around.

Once it tailored itself to the rough-and-ready needs of bachelors.

Ramachandra Guha, a historian who has written a book about cricket, said the I.P.L. tailored itself to the aspirations, and alienation, of an Indian middle class disillusioned with the country's corruption and poverty.

The show tailored itself around those similarities creating a segment where she petted the horse Lord Ludger while its rider, Becca Hart, who had competed in the London Paralympics, was briefly interviewed.

It then tailors itself to deliver these services accordingly.

There was a time when golf apparel tailored itself to more conservative, classic tastes.