Sentence examples for a large niche from inspiring English sources
XIHA is currently getting around 500,000 monthly users worldwide (a minuscule number compared to the most popular social networks), but is targeting a large niche that has largely gone unaddressed.
He added that Channel 4's purpose was to serve "a large niche".
He pointed to a large niche that faced north, toward visitors as they approach.
The ark will occupy a large niche that appears to have been carved out of the wall.
"With the increasing homogenisation of media there's an increasing need for a large niche to bring alternative voices to people's attention," he said.
That brought huge foreign investment and a manufacturing boom, as well as thriving service industries and a large niche in the new economy.
Yet attractive European designs and low prices, thanks to automation and the strong dollar, which makes imports less expensive, have enabled the Europeans to carve out a larger niche in North America.
Analyst iSuppli is predicting phones with screens of more than five inches will more than double their share of the smartphone market this year, with 60.4 million units forecast to ship in 2013 as big phones carve out a larger niche for themselves.
It appears that smaller bodied species are more adaptable to environmental fluctuations which results in a larger niche breath or in the case of parasites a larger host range.
Dr. James F. O'Connell, another anthropologist at the University of Utah said, "The ability to cook food opened a very large niche for people, allowing them to eat foods they couldn't eat before, and to be in places they couldn't exploit before".
"By focusing on a specific, yet large niche, and providing a curated experience, we can help viewers find good stuff they might not or cannot find," he added.
