Sentence examples for work to tailor from inspiring English sources

But what do I know?" Google had done a better job than Apple in mapping Japan, incorporating various data sources and putting its software engineers to work to tailor its map app to meet local needs and tastes.

Participatory interventions draw on workers experiences and knowledge of work to tailor the intervention to the context, culture, as well as the psychosocial and organizational conditions of the workplace.

The Obama and Romney campaigns are working to tailor messages to this group, one of the most challenging to get to the polls.

The Colombian government, with American money and expertise, is running such a program, but the governors said they were working to tailor their own programs to meet the needs of farmers in their provinces.

The commission is working to tailor higher education programmes to national needs and socio-economic development.

The Technology Strategy Board has worked to tailor this opportunity for small and micro companies that often struggle for capital or easy access to finance.

It's really hard to cast comedy ensembles that work well together; the best scripted sitcoms miraculously catch lightning in a bottle and the writers then work hard to tailor scripts to each actor's strength.

The companies have also agreed to work together to tailor the Google TV Ads platform for local markets and to collaborate on research and development of new technology.

Particularly in schools like Brick's, where preschoolers and kindergartners are all in one building, teachers at the two levels tend to work together to tailor their teaching to what children are expected to know.

The motivation of the present work is to tailor proper structure of NiS and FeS with suitable method that will enhance its structural and electronic properties with improved electrical, optical and chemical properties.

Expect to trade your technical jargon for language that's direct and concrete, to focus on the most essential and interesting elements of your work, and to tailor your message to your audience.