cater to someone's needs
cater for someone's needs

We try to cater to his needs, but at the same time he has to meet us half way.

It caters to the needs of at least 1500 students.

The company plans to focus on catering to the needs of middle income group across India.

"And we felt it was important to cater to the needs of the consumer."

This new looking paper was made to cater to the needs of its young growing readers.

A public market was later constructed to cater to the needs of the people.

"I think that our country shouldn't be catering to America's needs."

Educational Institutions started to cater to the needs of the community.

They learn how to cater to all the needs, not only the medical ones, but the pain, the losses.

The market street has small businesses that cater to the daily needs of the population.