Sentence examples for modest niche from inspiring English sources

Dr. Shneiderman, an ardent supporter of visual displays, is skeptical even of that modest niche for voice recognition.

With his partner in the New York-based Studio Asymptote, Lise Ann Couture, he has cornered a modest niche as a maker of hybrid designs that supposedly fuse architecture with computer technology.

Intuitively one might expect such a scientific wonder either to sweep all before it or be renounced, rather than end up in a modest niche, at best stable, at worst dwindling.

Although Abilify, from Otsuka Pharmaceuticals and Bristol-Myers Squibb, and Geodon, from Pfizer, both make similar claims, that could lead to "a modest niche" for Fanapt, says John Newcomer, a psychiatrist at Washington University in St . Louis

Parsing Chinese appetites for risk is a modest academic niche, with applications beyond the world of casinos.

The truth: It's not extreme enough to be considered alongside Crystal Castles, notwithstanding the burst of Atari bleeps at the start of Solo, the songs are a bit too "Visage B-side" for mainstream pop consumption, but they could find a modest gigging niche as a sort of cabaret electro troupe.

On-demand service with smaller aircraft will find a modest but useful niche within the industry.

And by the time Moorman died of cancer at age 57, her niche, modest but distinctive, in the history of postwar art was secure.

As entertainment companies become conglomerates, the old cartoons, which generate modest earnings on niche cable outlets like Cartoon Network or the Disney Channel, create potential liabilities.

He has found his niche, making modest pictures for an audience of fans, and he displays no desire to expand upon that.

Still life paintings, the "foot soldiers in the army of art," as they have been called for their modest ranking, found a niche as an independent form beginning in the 16th century at the same time in Italy, Spain, and northern Europe.