Sentence examples for to tailor to from inspiring English sources

My academic CV is easy to tailor to each job I apply for and, through years of experience, I can write a convincing personal statement pretty quickly.

The process for students being assigned to subjects uses a mapping of JACS codes, which institutions have the opportunity to tailor to reflect their own boundaries of provision.

I did some market research and undeniably there is competition, but I came up with a party service concept that offers different packages and allows parents to tailor to their budget and needs.

Officials said Boeing's offering, an adaptation of its F-15 fighter known as the F-15K, would be easier and quicker to tailor to Korean requirements than Dassault's Rafale jet.

But Mr. Nohl, during a presentation Sunday to attendees at the Berlin conference, said the hardware and software needed for digital surveillance were available free as an open-source product in which the coding is available for individuals to tailor to their needs.

And the separation between research and banking meant research had to tailor to brokerages, who mostly want reports about the large-cap companies.

It is recognised that there may be justifiable deviations from complete fidelity due to tailoring to local conditions.

At last minute he was pardoned and went to his tailor to order eight suits.

"If innovation isn't tailored to them, they expect to be able to tailor it to themselves.

You have to tailor your application to the institution.

Because Benson Turner is able to deliver quickly and to tailor colours to customers' last-minute requirements.