Meanings of cater mainly in English

Horton and PulteGroup cater mainly to first-time buyers or those upgrading to a bigger property for the first time.

Along Kenya's palm-fringed coastline, where several resort towns cater mainly for Western tourists, police have deployed armed officers in major public buildings.

Boyd, which runs Las Vegas properties that cater mainly to local residents rather than tourists, owns and operates 16 casino properties in six states.

There will also be a conference centre, a 120-bedroom hotel to cater mainly for tourists and a mixture of commercial, cultural, retail and leisure facilities.

Net revenue at Boyd, which runs Las Vegas properties that cater mainly to local residents rather than tourists, fell 4 percent to $595.4 million.

JPMorgan's clearing business caters mainly to larger customers, the newspaper said.

It caters mainly to residents of the Las Vegas area rather than tourists.

STA caters mainly for students and young adults, with headquarters in Zurich and London.

The company, which caters mainly to lower income shoppers, offers credit to these customers.

It caters mainly for the architectural, engineering and construction industries.

The hotel now employs 40 people and caters mainly to returning refugees and aid workers.

Samantha told me that the older-style wellness hotels catered mainly to women in the spa and treatment areas.

Until now the college has catered mainly for "grind school" students working for the Leaving Cert.

Britain's Commission for Racial Equality which caters mainly to the needs of Muslims, was formed 37 years ago.

The BBC's Sophie Ribstein visited a school in Yeoville, Johannesburg, which caters mainly for children of asylum seekers and refugees.

Kockar is also the chairman of Turkey-based Anex Tour, which caters mainly to tourists from countries such as Russia and Ukraine.