Sentence examples for niche has opened from inspiring English sources

But today, so many full-size pickups leave dealerships fully dressed, with prices well above $30,000, that a niche has opened up for for even fancier, more distinctive -- and, for automakers, more profitable -- pickups.

Rather than divert attention building niche functionality, it has opened a development platform so it can concentrate on the core product.

"My first impression when I met Ivan was that guy is really smart and honest, I want to work with him to evolve the game niche that he has opened," says Curro Rueda, Genera Games Chief Operating Officer, in a statement.

And New York niche firm Le Labo has opened a second L.A. store, this one next to Strange Invisible Perfumes, Alexandra Balahoutis' organic botanical perfumery in Venice.

That has caused great inconvenience for the owners of the affected dogs, which include popular breeds like pugs and bulldogs, but has opened a niche for a few companies that cater specifically to pet travel.

Concern over the internet's ability to handle large amounts of video has opened a niche for companies that offer guaranteed network links that run alongside, but separately from, the internet.

Such replacement implies the existence of between-strain competition that has opened a niche for nonvaccine types under the reduced carriage of vaccine-type pneumococci (17).

Distance learning has opened doors to niche subjects for casual learners – people who are just interested in a subject and want to find out more.

— has opened up a wholly unexpected niche within the crossover niche.

This has opened a new market niche for private for-profit recruitment agencies that deliver physician and nursing workforce for health centres that struggle with recruitment problems.

This instability has opened up opportunities for gasifiers as a niche innovation, yet gasifiers have also become an extra focus for conflict over incinerators' wider role in the waste hierarchy.