Sentence examples for a foreign niche from inspiring English sources

Since tumour-host interactions are organ-specific, we believe that orthotopic passaging throughout the experiment avoids adaption towards a foreign niche, such as subcutaneous tissue.

CES showed this year that, news coverage patterns notwithstanding, the tech world doesn't revolve around Apple; it revolves around a weird and splendid panoply of overly specific gadgets, raw components, and foreign niche markets.

On Tuesday the foreign niche will get three worthwhile if more modest additions from Steeplechase Entertainment, a new California distributor named for an old Brooklyn racetrack.

In Chinese soap operas and television dramas, playing the role of a foreign character is a niche profession.

By Evan Osnos October 9, 2009 In Chinese soap operas and television dramas, playing the role of a foreign character is a niche profession.

Nikki Haley, the ambassador to the United Nations and a former governor of South Carolina, put her longtime pollster on the payroll, has gotten better acquainted with some of New York's financiers and carved out a far more muscular foreign policy niche than Mr. Trump.

For instance, once considered foreign and niche, reggae and Lation pop have been warmly embraced by music lovers and have gone global.

"It's a risk putting a foreign-language drama on Channel 4 because it is inevitably more niche in appeal," says the channel's chief creative officer, Jay Hunt.

The foreign herders represent a specific niche of the increasing presence of foreign labourers in the Italian countryside.

She carved out a niche as foreign exchange trader with an expertise in derivatives and in 1993, Mr. Mack, who had become president of the firm, made her co-head of the firm's foreign exchange business and one of the top women executives at the firm.

Some provincial television stations (Chongqing, Shanghai and Hunan) also seek a niche in the foreign broadcast market.