Sentences with phrase «n't cater»

The CBC further reported that «in the summer of 2015, Home Capital announced that it had cut ties with about 45 mortgage brokers for fudging numbers» and they reported that «Home Capital makes most of its money selling uninsured mortgages to clients who the big banks don't cater to, usually because they have spotty credit histories, are self - employed or have otherwise uneven incomes.»

While it may be true that Cape Town plays host to the highest concentration of entrepreneurs as a city in South Africa, it certainly doesn't cater to them in terms of infrastructure and liveability.

You're right, be authentic, do something different, do something that represents you and break the mould — and as you said don't cater to everyone (because you're not everyone's perfect agent).

Be that as it may, many people who are looking for jobs find that many boards are either cluttered, full of spam, don't cater to their needs, or just aren't the right fit.

Is not solely focused on keywords and resume length and doesn't cater her writing (just) to recruiter preferences.

It certainly doesn't cater to more active users quite like the lower - priced model does.

I find it hard to believe that Apple / Huawei / Google would produce phones that don't cater for the majority of their users.

Most of us have probably never wanted to create a professional DJ playlist on a mobile device, but Algoriddim doesn't cater to the masses.

But for now, the Shield's greatest strength is that it doesn't cater to the lowest common denominator.

Insurance doesn't cater solely to meet the post death financial crisis.

For example, if the pre-nup doesn't cater for the fact that a couple may one day have children, then the agreement may be ignored by the court, or if it was entered into many years earlier and has not been updated.

The certification still doesn't cater to the legal industry today.

Those deal lawyers who don't cater to, and aren't pursuing, the Ubers and Facebooks of the world, are acknowledging that while they do need institutional resources (overhead) to create strong teams that can close meaningful deals, those institutional resources don't need to eat up more than half of revenue; certainly not with today's technology.

You have something to say, say it, but you are not ENTITLED to a response of ANY sort and I'll be damned if I have any patience for people who think they have a right to get all pissy when we don't cater to their fucking schedules.

«Don't use those generic dating sites that can't cater to your core trait.

Don't cater to these people more.»

Nauman doesn't cater to the craft, he bends it to his will.

Sonic Team should have known better than use an artstyle that won't cater to everyone.

The game can't cater to everyone, but in many ways it needs to.

Sadly i won't be able to get the «o» shaped one or infact anything other than the «V» since my inventory space won't cater to create those patterns..

It begs to be realized as what could've been the best Sonic game of all time, but... the Sonic Team didn't cater to its need to be an actual game.

Not sure if there's any other good news that they could announce for this... except maybe some balancing to the online war so it doesn't cater to people who have an unreasonably large amount of time to play.

How do you NOT know that they can't cater to only one type of gamer, when their customers» interests are so diverse?

Phuket's top hotels are keeping abreast of this athletic leaning and it's a rare hotel that doesn't cater for its more Read More»

The resorts don't cater for families.

Attractions here don't cater to tourists, but there are a few activities that may be of interest.

They have «cave tubing tours away from the crowds,» and the big plus is that their «tours are relaxing and private» for the simple reason that they «don't cater to cruise ship customers.»

However, travel credit cards don't cater to all consumers» spending habits or travel styles.

It's difficult to imagine a visitor that the USA doesn't cater for.

The first ryokan we booked in Hakone wouldn't cater for vegetarians (luckily we had free cancellation), but Hotel Musashiya were happy to and served us an incredible meal in our tatami room.

Because these facilties are cramped, the caregivers can't cater to your dog's special needs or show the necessary affection dogs need to thrive.

They don't cater to the primal instinct of dogs like standard chew bones or balls do.

This can happen if you have a health condition or lifestyle that they don't cater to.

Apart from striving to achieve a timely delivery of orders, Ninjaessays.com is a fairly decent company with a well - organized writing staff, that doesn't cater to all of your writing needs.

Samsung doesn't cater to carriers, they're the top phone maker.

However successful these sites may be to raise dollars for anything and everything, they don't cater especially to authors.

You can't say Mercedes doesn't cater to customer needs.

In an attempt to fix that and give the CR - V a more premium vibe, Honda has introduced soft - touch dashboard inserts with simulated stitching on the facelifted model, but those don't cater to everyone's tastes.

Yes, the Highlander is as dependable and ordinary as a ham sandwich, and no, it doesn't cater to Moab fantasies or scream your EPA cred from the rooftops.

Johnson's own laudable efforts to pass civil rights legislation, as much driven by his own morality as by political calculations about winning higher office, waned after he felt that Martin Luther King and others didn't cater enough to his prodigious - yet - fragile ego.

They do not however reach every locality and can't cater for the tens of thousands of children who need them.

In - house translators won't be fully equipped to deal with the local nuances of different regions, this will lead to courses that don't cater to local sensibilities — you can end up losing your credibility.

For example, they don't cater to employees» learning preferences, or lack interactive elements that can help corporate learners connect with the online training content.

It's usually a one - size - fits - all approach that doesn't cater to the individual needs of your employees.

They said they are to cater to everyone and leaving out online definitely doesn't cater to some people in the world

To be fair they have said that their producer is a dang cool cat, it's just that everyone else didn't cater to their needs.

Though it won't be a stretch to say that it doesn't cater to every taste, if you consider your tastes in humor to run on the juvenile side, it's worth a look for some lowbrow laughs.

Just about the only audience they don't cater to on the regular, probably because they'll watch anyway, are cinephiles and Old Hollywood loving film buffs.

EA Sports UFC doesn't cater to button mashers, so be wary if you're not eager to learn an overly - complex control scheme.

Annihilation tips its hat to the fact that audiences today are less inclined to have patience for brain - melting metaphors and psychedelia, but it doesn't cater to those more literal tendencies.