1. TV programmes should cater to all tastes.

2. In the contemporary western world, rapidly changing styles cater to a desire for novelty and individualism.

3. Most perfume ads cater to male fantasies.

4. Our staff will cater to your every need.

5. We cater to an exclusive clientele.

6. Exercise classes cater to all levels of fitness.

7. They only publish novels which cater to the mass market.

8. Cabin staff will cater to your every need.

9. How can you cater to all their needs?

10. At bars that cater to black gays along the East Coast, the contest has become a regular attraction.

11. We adore our sweet babies and rightfully cater to their needs.

11. try its best to gather and make good sentences.

12. Sushi restaurants that cater to techies and tony taco bars overflow at lunchtime.

13. And they cater to the deranged grin fetishes of retired colonels from the home counties.

14. The bars and cafes cater to tourist who have worked up a thirst sightseeing.

15. Some tabloid newspapers cater to low tastes.

16. Chiang Mai restaurants cater to every palate and pocketbook.

17. Merchants who already cater to Chinese tourists are gearing up.

18. We must work out a plan to cater to the need of our clients.

19. The diversified configurations not only cater to the need of market development, but meet the users on their individualized requirements.

20. To cater to the various display sizes, an icon file is composed of one or more actual icons where each one represents a version of the icon that targets a specific size and color depth.

21. Many small businesses started up in the 1980s to cater to this growing market.

22. How to make government responsive to the choices of those it was expected to cater to?

23. Edwards tells would-be entrepreneurs to target products or services that cater to people whose needs are not being met by mainstream businesses.

24. Those with Internet access should keep an eye on a series of Usenet discussion groups that cater to Windows 95 issues.

25. Others have taken advantage of economic reforms to demolish their homes and replace them with small hotels that cater to foreign tourists.

26. In their place, developers are building upscale subdivisions that tend to cater to newcomers less willing to put down roots.

27. As the institutional resources and development space are governmentally configured, institutions are inclined to cater to the will of the government in order to gain more resources and chances.

28. Most often the Genco has an in-house price forecast tool based on available forecasting methods such as the conventional linear regression analysis technique, to cater to the need of a price forecast.

29. South Korean retailers are stocking their shelves and shop windows to cater to the tastes of "dried-fish woman" and "herbivore man".

30. Wrong, says Ellen Shing, the owner of Lula Lu, a Web site and boutique in San Mateo, Calif., that cater to AAA- to A-cup sizes.

1. TV programmes should cater to all tastes.

2. In the contemporary western world, rapidly changing styles cater to a desire for novelty and individualism.

3. Many small businesses started up in the 1980s to cater to this growing market.

31. To cater to this demand, many excellent enterprises have been applied risk management audit.

32. We regret we are unable to cater to people with physical disabilities.

33. Customized logistics refer to a logistic system or process specifically designed to cater to an individual customer's re requirements and needs.

34. LaoHuo, newsflash for you, no country is for the common people, they all cater to fame and money.

35. In 2007, Exim Bank became the first institution in the country to cater to the vastly under-served market of women business owners.

36. In order to cater to the needs of lean mixture combustion, the energy for ignition should be increased and the discharging time should be lengthened.

36. is a sentence dictionary, on which you can find good sentences for a large number of words.

37. He categorized the catastrophes to cater to the need of celebrities, which cemented his ties with them.

38. Temptations in Congress will be strong – just five weeks before an election – to tack on other demands in order to cater to special interests.

39. Don't try to cater to others meticulously, otherwise you will lose yourself.

40. Strategic alliance with other printer and reflow oven company to cater to the need of the customers for total line solution.

41. Our literature and art ought to cater to popular taste.

42. Teatea rooms cater to consumers in search of the high tea experience.

43. In order to cater to the overflow objects or primary volume unavailability, during storage system creation, you can assign which volume overflow object will go to.

44. To cater to the need of the customers, we produce marketable fashions in a small batch. Business talks are welcome.

45. That change was owing to the influence of iron coin casting and circulation and to cater to the need of military actions.