Sentence examples for expensive niche from inspiring English sources

"Farmers' markets tend to be expensive niche providers for the few.

It was once an expensive niche drug costing thousands of pounds a dose, but is now becoming more common in high street gyms across the UK.

They found themselves thrust into a world previously unknown to them, of intensive tutoring, special consultants and in some cases even more expensive niche schools.

Fiat is trying to convert Maserati from an expensive niche brand to one that competes more with the likes of BMW.

He said his father, who is 82 and recovering from a stroke, wanted to be buried in a less expensive niche at another cemetery.

It'll be an expensive niche for now, but the idea of digital creation leading to physical objects has wider applications for kids: whether it's 3D printing or print-out papercraft.

An expensive and niche device, it can only supplement rather than replace the desktop screen.

Cheap imports, the trainer revolution of the last 25 years, have left only a handful of the most expensive Northampton niche brands.

Even without any sales data it's clear that a rich ecosystem of compelling content is going to be essential if VR is to be anything other than an expensive and niche gaming playground for the few.

The semiconductor ecosystem, the fabs, the tooling and all that investment accrues to the entire smart-wearables category, without which, these would have remained expensive, low-volume niche devices.

The Apple iPhone was still a niche, expensive product that had not yet arrived on European shores, while Nokia's dominant market share and bolt-on acquisitions seemed to send it on its way to becoming an end-to-end handset and content provider.