Meanings of cater more in English

Critics say the dispensaries cater more to recreational pot users than patients.

Banco do Brasil is also trying to cater more rapidly to more customers going digital.

In recent years, Benioff has steered his company to cater more to marketing rather than sales departments.

Sir,- Ithinkyou would do well to cater more for women-who ,afterall, are a rising sex.

While both companies have benefited from a healthier Las Vegas economy, Red Rock's casinos cater more to locals.

The public-houses, bars, eating-houses, places of amusement and so forth, will come to cater more and more for money-yielding German patronage.

The Galaxy Macau would cater more to mass-market gamblers, aiming to have about two-thirds of its tables dedicated to that group, Caveny said.

It agreed in July to buy Eze Software for $1.45 billion, to cater more to buyside investors.

The company in July agreed to buy Eze Software for $1.45 billion, to cater more to buyside investors.

It looked like an establishment that catered more to a drinking clientele than a dining one.

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We discovered alternative beta for the crux, a new sequence that catered more to the stemming and balancing I prefer.

On Fridays it caters more to an after-work crowd, and it is extended up until 10:00 pm, an hour before curfew.