Sentence examples for dedicated niche from inspiring English sources

Would this dedicated niche convert to a cinema audience for a biopic celebrating the life of golfing legend Severiano Ballesteros?

Commenting on the fallout of the closures last month, Ian wrote, "Maybe the independent bookstores that have held out during Borders' forty-year run will now benefit from the closing, and, a larger point, reëmerge as the primary model for selling printed books to a dwindling but dedicated niche audience".

Another angle that's being floated: maybe the independent bookstores that have held out during Borders' forty-year run will now benefit from the closing, and, a larger point, reëmerge as the primary model for selling printed books to a dwindling but dedicated niche audience.

Our data show that it serves a very dedicated, niche audience that is increasingly unrepresentative of the patrons in the library system's 470-square-mile service area.

"We hope in the future we won't have a need for dedicated niche financing for films by and about women," founder and board member of We Do It Together, Chiara Tilesi, told the Hollywood Reporter.

It therefore seems apt to launch a dedicated niche mobile ad network to serve up that demographic.

Page A9 National IN TEXAS, A TRADITION OF SHOWCASING THE QUIRKY Devil's Rope Museum, which showcases barbed wire, is part of a Texas tradition of institutions dedicated to niche interests, many curated by hobbyists.

Of course, there was no Harry Potter to set an annual agenda in bookshops and cinemas, neither was there any form of multi-channel TV – no Sky, so no Sky Arts, no BBC 4 to give a dedicated, if niche, arts TV service.

"How are you supposed to have a cosmic experience when you're 3,000 feet from the stage watching it on a TV screen?" But for a small concert in the desert dedicated to niche, spacey sounds, Desert Daze has already been through festival hell.

The page is primarily dedicated to niche science stuff, but has an unexpected sideline in statements like: "Sometimes you have to give up on people, not because you don't care, but because they don't," and: "Some people are like clouds: once they disappear, it's a better day".

A surprising amount of media coverage has been dedicated to a niche sexual phenomenon known as "chemsex" in recent weeks.