Sentence examples for finding their niche from inspiring English sources

"These guys are finding their niche.

But photo retailers are finding their niche.

They'll prevent poorer candidates who simply do ok, and would go on doing ok, from finding their niche.

I applaud the rise of the Soap Awards, National Television Awards and Comedy Awards for finding their niche in a multi-channel world, but there are more ceremonies, more phone-in votes, more competition - and individual programme ratings may suffer, especially in competition with Olympic skating.

Lots of people go about finding their niche by using business school tools such as market analysis or sector research.

Under this perspective, primitive microbial ecosystems cannot be understood as composed only of autotrophic primary producers, but also a myriad of other microbes finding their niche within such pre-existent microenvironments.

Service organisations that grow do so because they are good at finding their market niche and understanding market demands, which amount to being market-oriented.

They are instead finding their own limited niche.

The specialty-division chiefs have embraced the intricacies of niche marketing, finding their way to the interested parties — hitting a fraction of the audience through Web sites.

Software that helps students hone their writing skills is finding a niche in the classroom.

Auteurs who are no longer able to make a living in indies, and who want to address their audience as adults, are now finding a niche in on-demand services who charge half the price of a multiplex ticket for a month's viewing.