Sentence examples for a comfortable niche from inspiring English sources

Comcast, which controls NBC, naturally keeps NBCSN in a comfortable niche far from sports-channel Siberia.

His sales were now up to about 100,000, a comfortable niche.

Brighton was always the kind of place where Greens could find a comfortable niche.

But he never quite found a comfortable niche at the top.

If not quite in the topmost echelon of militant atheists alongside Richard Dawkins and AC Grayling, Dr Godfrey occupies a comfortable niche in one of the upper ranks.

Still, 18 million Americans play soccer, and the sport has found a comfortable niche in the sporting landscape, especially for its biggest events.

"This is a very comfortable niche right here," he said in an interview in his small corner office overlooking Rockefeller Center.

Though a resourceful news reporter and feature writer on five continents, one with an eye for telling detail, shrewd judgments (Alan Clark was "a philanderer obsessed with his own wife") and a vivid turn of phrase, he found his most comfortable niche as a humorous columnist.

Though a resourceful news reporter and feature writer with an eye for telling detail and a vivid turn of phrase, he found his most comfortable niche as a humorous, usually acerbic columnist, notably as the Guardian's sketchwriter, briefly in the 1970s and after his return to the Guardian from 12 years on the Observer in 1993.

This hardly finds our Neneh settling down, finding a comfortable commercial niche in her dotage - good.

With downloadable games becoming an almost disturbingly large business, the company could have carved itself out quite a comfortable little niche.