Sentence examples for was designed to cater from inspiring English sources

The platform was designed to cater to institutions without Internet access.

In 1911 he laid the basis for an improved secondary school system that was designed to cater to older students.

The bar was designed to cater for the coming trade from the slaughter houses being built across the road which opened in 1890.

"Peter's style of coaching was designed to cater more for an individual's needs, and to ensure every young player realised he was responsible for his own career," Cook wrote in his own book, Starting Out, in 2008.

"The restaurant originally was designed to cater to an upper middle class crowd and had a sophisticated menu," the affidavit says, adding, "The clientele for this type of restaurant did not develop".

"But the people with the power to make the decisions day to day, that make a real difference on the ground about how fast renewables can expand, those people are still running with the marching orders that were written for a very, very different system, that was designed to cater for a handful of fossil-fuel generators running one way through the grid".

Classes are designed to cater to all swim levels in the age group of 3-5 years.

Classes are designed to cater to all swim levels in this age group.

"The bill is designed to cater to the interests of the major landowners and the mining corporations.

Looting and Crafting, for instance, has been designed to cater for fans of both expediency and depth.

Several of these (most notably, Gabriel Dumont Institute and First Nations University of Canada) were designed to cater to the First Nations and Métis population.