Sentence examples for very tailored from inspiring English sources
The phrase "very tailored" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is customized or specifically designed to meet particular needs or preferences. Example: "The marketing strategy was very tailored to the unique demographics of our target audience."
"She's very tailored now," he said.
The overall theme was very tailored, very handsome".
"It's become very tailored to the guy and their individuality," he said.
"When I started," Boateng says, "department stores were either very fashion, or very tailored, so the two never mixed.
"It is very tailored and strict — but we wanted to breathe air into it and bring a fragility to it," said the designer Sarah Burton, who has just returned from maternity leave with her twin daughters.
"We're trying to ensure that the aid is very tailored, so it goes to those units that are professional, that fall within a command and control structure that reports to Hadi, that are addressing Al Qaeda and domestic threats to Yemen, and are not engaged in any political shenanigans," Mr. Brennan said by telephone after making his seventh trip to Yemen in the last three years.
"The products are very tailor-made, and there's lots of knowledge required.
"The new order is going to be very much tailored to what I consider to be a very bad decision," he said.
Unless very narrowly tailored, any small business exemption could all too easily become another loophole for the wealthy.
"The mayor has his own style, with which he is very comfortable — tailored suits and custom, monogrammed shirts.
It held that any racial classification must be very narrowly tailored, and it must serve a compelling state interest.
