Sentence examples for tailor suggestions from inspiring English sources

ShoeDazzle.com and JustFab.com clubs for shoe lovers collect "personality" information on each member, such as favorite fashion icons and general shoe preferences (heel size, color, and so on) and tailor suggestions accordingly.

They may also allow for more accuracy, even greater than that of the new device from BodyMedia that collects some 5,000 physical data points per minute and uses IBM analytics code to tailor suggestions related to diet and physical activity.

The Venetian resort, hotel and casino in Las Vegas has started using it on digital displays to tailor suggestions for restaurants, clubs and entertainment to passersby.

I was more willing to listen to ideas because I' d been listened to (ID78) SPs also described as helpful the occasions when students made efforts to tailor suggestions to their particular circumstances.

A few days ago it emerged Tesco also plans to use its Clubcard data to tackle obesity, and "wants to see whether customers would welcome tailored suggestions for how they could shop more healthily" – which could mean vouchers for healthier products or suggested recipes (customers would need to opt in, it says).

It has recently been reported that Tesco intends to use data from its 16 million Clubcard users to help tackle obesity, by giving customers tailored suggestions for how to shop more healthily.

There is more information about Twitter's integration with Do Not Track reflected in its privacy policy, so, as mentioned, if you've got it enabled in one of those browsers, you won't see any tailored suggestions.

Facebook even proceeds suggestions with benevolent HAL9000-style "Hi Josh, what do you need help with?" Not all sections of the site have tailored suggestions yet, but I expect them to be added for Messages, apps, and the most baffling page of all — privacy settings.

With its platform growing fast, Twitter is looking to make the onboarding process a little easier (and more personalized) for new users, which is why it announced today via its blog that it will begin serving users tailored suggestions of who they should follow.

And more than 100 libraries in the region subscribe to a company called Next Reads that sends patrons e-mail messages that tailor book suggestions according to their interests, taking a page from Amazon.com.

TouchPal learns from user input to personalize and proactively tailor recommendations, suggestions and custom content.