Sentence examples for niche issue from inspiring English sources

Same-sex marriage isn't a niche issue.

Land was considered a niche issue for agronomists and nerds.

Today, some question Dr. Benjamin's focus on such a "niche" issue.

Today, some question Dr. Benjamin's focus on such a "niche" issue as putting health before hair.

In 1986, immigration was a niche issue for a handful of lawmakers.

Yet for all the Nobel prizes and predictions of global apocalypse and destruction, climate change is still a niche issue.

Mr. Newsom will surely try to use his new position to build a résumé for higher office by carving out niche issues like higher education and environmental protection, analysts said — but only if that is what Mr. Brown wants.

The careful targeting of this ad to coal-mining areas, and the use of a cheaper medium, radio, reflects the strategy used by both Romney and Obama supporters of identifying "niche" issues of importance to relatively small, but important segments of the electorate in the nine to fourteen states that will hold the balance of power in 2012.

With a managed enterprise bookmarking system an organisation can run reports on niche issues for daily competitive or market intelligence, based on minimal input from front-line staff for example.

It puts the spotlight on ethnicity as a key factor in the use of force, confirming what's been confirmed countless times already about systemic racism in the criminal justice system – but it also goes further by drawing attention to the existence of more niche issues, such as the "double discrimination" experienced by young black men with mental health issues.

"It used to be a weird, niche, oddball issue, but it's become much more of a public-policy issue," Scott Yates, a D.S.T. activist, told me recently.