This more relaxed take continued through the first half of this show, before the trademark gowns and tailoring came out.
We hand-wring about certain sports not attracting bigger female audiences, while tailoring them for men only – actually tailoring them for a lowest common denominator, a cipher in a director's mind of what a man of his age and sexual mindset might want.
There will be time for questions and tailoring some extra information depending on the interests of the class.
The Cochran campaign was deft at tailoring its message to different audiences.
Of the various religious and cultural questions that businesses and other employers have to cope with, whether in managing their own staff or tailoring their products and services, dietary taboos based on faith, especially seasonal taboos, are among the commonest and most sensitive.
Almost 40% of Malaysia's population is non-Muslim and the future of the three-party coalition is under a cloud this year.Before the night of his show Mr Lambert agreed to tone down his act for the Putra Bukit Jalil stadium, tailoring it to suit local sensibilities and perhaps even widening his appeal.
But there are of course limits to how far firms can go in tailoring their prices to the customer without appearing sneaky.
Some new outfits draw on the city's tradition of tailoring, winning contracts to make clothes for companies with smart names like Pierre Cardin.
By offering cheaper packages than its satellite-based rivals and tailoring content to appeal to local markets, GTV hopes to sign up millions of customers over the next few years.
The City's offshore connections strengthened from the 1970s to the 1990s when British overseas territories in the Caribbean joined the crown dependencies of Jersey, Guernsey and the Isle of Man in tailoring their laws to attract deep-pocketed non-residents.
But tailoring patent law may encourage lobbying and corruption.
