Sentence examples for a niche practice from inspiring English sources

"What was once a niche practice is now a big business for virtually every national firm".

"There is a boom in I.P., with many openings in what is usually a niche practice," Mr. Duane said.

It is proof, if any were still required, that art therapies have become a mainstream partner to medicalised healing rather than a niche practice.

More than 30 years ago, he began taking odd jobs that were beneath established firms, then built what might have been a niche practice — shielding stars and their adjuncts from annoyance — into a Hollywood mainstay.

Are you considering a niche practice of your own or interested in further defining your specialty?

This year marks the 20th anniversary of the Global Reporting Initiative (GRI), an independent body that has pioneered sustainability reporting from a niche practice to one now adopted by organizations around the world.

To the Editor: "What They Don't Teach Law Students: Lawyering" seems to miss the point of what a well-rounded and practical legal education requires: an understanding of "the law" as a framework under which any niche practice can flourish.

– Roger Rowles Responding to our recent post about whether lawyers can be entrepreneurial: My sister-in-law started her own firm with one partner doing domestic relations work for gay couples in Philadelphia and has built an incredible niche practice with hundreds of clients.

If newspaper coverage is any indication of cultural permeation, the March Madness office pool exploded from niche practice to national tradition in about a decade.

I, too, was homing in on the very niche practice of personal-essay writing, though I was far too broke to be discriminating about the work I did for money, which ran the gamut from temporary secretarial work to, as the dotcom era rolled around, "producing content" for a Web site about maxipads.

Justin Hancock, a sex educator who runs the enormously popular Durex-sponsored Bishtraining website, speaks of a liberalisation of attitudes towards niche practices.