Sentence examples for niche portion from inspiring English sources

"It's still a niche portion of the marketplace," said Doug Mitchelson, a television analyst for Deutsche Bank Securities, who characterized iTunes and competing digital stores as an extension of DVD sales of TV shows.

Strategy Analytics dubs it a "niche" portion, noting that "very limited distribution, a shortage of top tier apps, and confusion in the market, are all holding back shipments".

LTE is a good option to have, even if it will likely continue to be a relatively niche portion of the already niche space.

Note to tech companies: Before you come out with a special pink phone or tablet to specially market to the female "niche" portion of your demographic, you may want to consider this: Contrary to stereotypes, women buy more tech products than men and may even constitute the majority of your customers, according to a recent survey.

Look, it's all well and good that Google has decided to operate like a business that cares about bottom lines and profits, as opposed to caring about niche portions of its enormous user base who have become attached to similarly niche services, like Reader, Notebook, iGoogle and so on.

In contrast, the dietary overlap between R. velezi and Z. xyster, species with similar feeding activity and bathymetric distribution, suggests that they share only a fraction of their feeding niche, protecting a portion as an uncontested space refuge [ 47].

In so doing, Puma carved out its own niche with a huge, untapped portion of the U.S. population.

They would thus occupy a large portion of the niche, but would eventually die with no offspring, and leave all that space vacant for the offspring of their fertile neighbours.

Repeatedly in my time at Politico, we were told that the serious money didn't start raining in until about two years ago with the launch of the hyper-niche-y and often overlooked portion of the site known as Politico Pro.

By extension, not all portions of a species' fundamental niche are necessarily represented in the geographic domain; the portions that are represented – as defined by the intersection of the fundamental niche with a realized climate space – comprise what is termed the potential niche [29].

The portion of the fundamental niche exploited by a species is commonly limited by interactions with other species (e.g. competition, predation) as well as by spatial accessibility (e.g. through presence/absence of physical barriers) (Figure 1A) [13], [13].