Alternatives had to be introduced (presumably to cater for those who preferred a life of servitude).
If they succeed, firms that cater to domestic consumers, from clothing retailers to restaurants, are expected to prosper.
Surrounded by aides who cater to his every whim, he reportedly lives on church-owned property, formerly a resort, in Southern California.
We must seize this moment to cater for the poorest of the world, including that young Mexican girl I spoke of yesterday, who dreams of a world without desperate poverty.
The low tastes just cater his needs.
This is reality, relentless and it will never cater to human willings.
One theory is that increased market pressures have empowered students, causing colleges to cater more to students' desires for leisure.
And, as usual, a whole new set of drivers for audio and multimedia have been added to cater to the desktop crowd.
A Las Vegas casino that caters to Hong Kong high rollers also skips floors from 40 to 59, while Henderson's Hong Kong development omits the 13th floor to cater to Western tastes.
Do people rave about your food? Offer to cater events.
But if the resort wants to stay in business, it will cater to the perpetual intermediate skier, without scaring off the beginner or insulting the expert.
Unilever and Procter &Gamble started selling shampoo and washing powder in small sachets more than two decades ago to cater for customers with cramped living spaces and even more cramped budgets.
The small restaurant couldn't cater such a large wedding.
Even to an untrained eye, it is immediately obvious that the city is struggling to cater for its growing number of cyclists.
In order to cater for the inner desires to form the creative mode of thinking and to cultivate the mind, it is necessary for the students of art designing to learn how to design the basic writing forms of the Chinese characters and to keep practicing it.
The losses are rippling down to migrant shopkeepers who cater to them, and to workers' families, who rely on remittances.
He run an important cater establishment.
Pepsi, an American snack-food firm, opened its first Quaker Oats manufacturing plant on the mainland in October, and has launched oat-based dairy drinks to cater to local tastes.
Little do we know that most of the fears we cater are unfounded; our minds have taken the habit of conjuring a scenario wherein feared situations arise.
Thanks to UIGEA, those that cater to gamblers based in America have had to rely on arcane money-transfer systems that fudge the letter of the law and violate its spirit.
The owner of the restaurant added some popular fast foods to cater to the tastes of younger customers.
Reducing transaction costs enough to make it feasible to cater to very small savers is difficult.
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