Sentence examples for niche convert from inspiring English sources

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

It recently announced that it would convert the niche network Fine Living into the Cooking Channel, with an emphasis on how-to-cook shows.

Pay-per-action will be a niche, he predicts, since converting a click into an action depends on a variety of factors such as the ease of use of the advertiser's website.

Then commercial television converts a niche novel into a mass-market entertainment, which anxious or aspiring students in their turn re-enact in a hunt for ready-made glamour.

It's clear that Atalla knows how to convert a show from niche concern to cultural touchstone without losing its essence better than most.

As described by others 70, we observed that removal of Myf5 reporter negative satellite cells from their niche followed by in vitro culture converts this cell type into myoblasts capable of direct differentiation.

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

Unless the carmaker introduces new models to convert the Mini from a niche small car into a whole family of cars, it risks the same fate as Volkswagen's New Beetle or Chrysler's PT Cruiser.

For all the Nobel prizes and predictions of global apocalypse and preaching to the converted, climate change remains a niche issue.

These optimised variables can then be directly converted into a BIOCLIM bioclimatic niche models.

He had a little-watched channel, Discovery Health, that was available in a hefty 80 million homes perfect to convert to OWN. "Cable is a niche business," he says.