Sentence examples for niche attraction from inspiring English sources
The N.H.L. has evolved into a niche attraction that, despite expansion, Wayne Gretzky and Sidney Crosby, lacks national oomph and attracts meager viewership.
FOR all its impact on the larger culture, jazz remains something of a niche attraction in the popular marketplace.
The Cup is a niche attraction in the United States, but it is a major event in New Zealand and has been drawing television audiences well over 1 million in a nation of 4.4 million.
Hyrule Warriors is bright and bombastic but a niche attraction at best, at a time where a Zelda proper, or commercial-clout equivalent, is desperately needed.
It's something of a niche attraction amongst the 360's many and varied fisticuffs affairs, but El Shaddai is worth investing in, exclusively for its uniqueness.
He's also been working right through eSports' rise from a niche attraction on the fringes of the games market to its current status as a cultural phenomenon ready to happen – if you don't feel it's exploding already.
Geocaching helps pupils really focus on the landscape, encourages them to consider their environment and has the added benefit of helping them create their own niche tourist attraction.
These cells express mediators such as Tgfβ, which induce the formation of myofibroblast foci through the proliferation and transdifferentiation of resident mesenchymal (niche) cells and the attraction of circulating fibrocytes [ 23, 64].
Once an extremum is precisely located, a niche demarcating the area of attraction around the local minimum is recorded.
I have to say humor and community (the Chicago niche) were #SOYEAHDUH'S main attraction.
Growth factors, cytokines, chemokines, and other proteins produced by cellular components of the metastatic niche are pivotal in the formation of metastatic niches, for the attraction of CTCs, and for the survival and outgrowth of DTCs [ 5, 9, 22, 40].
