Sentence examples for niche work from inspiring English sources

"Their competition will encourage innovation, and then you will have a tail of small firms that do the niche work".

Hunter sees no real distinction between her niche work in opera and the kind of commercial success that her husband enjoys in films such as The Imitation Game or in next month's production of Hamlet at the Barbican, for which all but "on the day" tickets sold out quickly.

I love the way the fringe allows niche work to flourish: who would have thought that Edinburgh could throw up enough fans of the groundbreaking 1990s musical Rent (very much the Spring Awakening of its day) to sustain Anthony Rapp's memoir show Without You (at Underbelly until 26 August after which it moves to the Menier Chocolate Factory in London).

Accessible language I'm on board with, but when the Royal Academy of Arts professor of ancient literature invites the viewing public to imagine collaborating with her on what would be, at best, a very niche work of hardcore pornography, I feel we've begun to lose sight of the purpose of academia.

There doesn't seem to be another company doing this niche work out there; and VoxPop said its main competitors are the in-house capabilities of publishers.

According to the Chicago Sun-Times and the St . PetersburgTimes, Everything Tastes Better with Bacon is a niche work in the cookbook genre.

Lynn Terry talks about choosing the right niche: "Working in a niche you love means you actually LIKE the market, you probably areyour target market, you consume content from the Market Leaders, and you truly enjoy talking about the subject".

Carolyn Reinach Wolf is not a psychiatrist or a mental health professional, but a lawyer who has carved out what she says is a unique niche, working with families like the Klumps.

Like immigrants from elsewhere a generation earlier, they found an economic niche: working in restaurants and taking care of the lawns and the children of people in more affluent neighborhoods nearby.

A TV writer from the Bronx, he moved to L.A. to write for "The Carol Burnett Show," and came to occupy a Hollywood niche, working on such specials as "Gene Kelly: An American in Pasadena" and "Night of 100 Stars".

It's a bit like how Niche worked arranging sponsorship deals on Vine and other platforms.