Sentence examples for which now caters from inspiring English sources

California Pacific operates four of the oldest hospitals in San Francisco, including St . Lukes, which now caters mostly to immigrants, the poor and the elderly.

Clearly the tax payer has no desire to meet the ever increasing cost of a higher education system which now caters to almost 40% of the our school leavers.

Mark Kutsher -- the third generation of the family to run the business -- insisted that it isn't really accurate to characterize the resort, which now caters to large numbers of non-Jews, as "borscht belt".

Based in Singapore, she also caters to a growing population of wealthy individuals in a city which now boasts of more millionaires per square mile than anywhere else in the world.

Etsy estimates that the service will generally cater to a relatively small percent of its overall user base, which now numbers over 1 million sellers worldwide.

Both advertisers and the deliverers of this content, which now includes social networks and Over-The-Top content platforms, are beginning to shift this model in ways that cater to the sports fan.

Likewise, Nottingham, which opened 10 years ago now caters for 6,300 students, with plans to increase that to 8,000 over the next few years.

If the Hope now caters to night-shifters, the more expensive Fox, which offers boutique rooms upstairs, serves mainly city workers.

Many youth hostels intelligently revive existing buildings – such as Idwal Cottage in Snowdonia, which was originally built for the manager of a slate mine but now caters to hikers.

The point is, the world now caters to the coffee drinker.

(Owned by Taconic Investment Partners, it too now caters to telecommunications and office tenants).