Examples of 'made local' in a sentence
Meaning of "made local"
Made local - This phrase refers to the process of adapting, customizing, or tailoring something to suit the preferences, needs, or requirements of a specific locality or community. It is often used to describe products, services, or initiatives that have been modified or localized to cater to the interests or conditions of a particular region or demographic group
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If you have made local changes to them.
Made local with any type of.
Wow you have made local friends so quickly.
The uniform of the global company made local.
They made local officer appointments.
The feces of the caterpillars made local streams undrinkable.
That made local programming an entirely viable proposition.
But neither consumer platform has made local discovery a priority.
A variable is made local by adding the keyword local before the variable.
Structural weaknesses in the rural economy made local banks highly vulnerable.
This censorship made local events a critical source of information for communities.
Not long ago this story would have made local news.
They made local newspaper headlines when a steel worker was awoken by their performance.
Humanitarian agencies say the severe drought has made local communities more vulnerable.
Japan then made local newspapers in several cities in Indonesia.
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Everything I am selling is made local.
He made local and regional TV performances.
Although these foreigners made local Bosniak Muslims upset.
It made local TV news.
It was here that a young, hitherto unknown entertainer made local headlines only two days ago.
It also made local charts around New Zealand.
Paulus called for a series of holding actions, although the Germans still made local counterattacks.
Technology has also made local manufacturing competitive, perhaps.
He said some of the Filipinos had management roles, which made local workers feel marginalized.
They made local news and front page of the business section!
Brett Blackmore, who made local news yesterday.
Instead, they made local pilgrimages to the major shrines that still garland the Muslim world.
Chase's costume also made local news.
Some of them also made local films, but none of those shootings have been preserved.
Food stalls on site offer over 100 varieties of freshly made local snacks.
Instead, the schools made local arrangements where they could.
Two years later, he was appointed General Accountant, and in 1870 was also made Local Treasurer.
The news made local headlines, and Dubois was acquitted.
No wonder, the Internet has made local real estate a global business.
It made local news, but the mayor 's office did not retweet that picture.
They enjoyed it so much that it made local wrestling legend, Hakan, a little insecure.
Our ancestors made local drink from nora ( millet ) and used it to pour libation.
The new area code made local calls require 10-digit dialing.
Meals, Our home made local and international cuisine will certainly surprise you.
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