Sentence examples for secure niche from inspiring English sources

In the travel industry, it's a relatively secure niche to be in, feels Smith.

Europol's 2013 Serious and Organised Crime Threat Assessment said cooperation between gangs helped them secure niche services.

Once installed in Berlin, Schwalbé established a secure niche in the top violinists' hierarchy, teaching at the Mozarteum's summer school in Salzburg, appearing as a jury member in various international competitions, and receiving many honours for his playing.

It's hard to know why Pym has suffered such a zigzag reputation, but today her books seem to have found a secure niche at last, protected from critical whim by the solid devotion of her fans.

Unless preps are near state grammar schools and hence have a secure niche drilling children for the 11-plus exams, they may seek to merge with secondary schools, which can then market an all-through education insulated from the vicissitudes of competitive entry at 11 or 13 years of age.Parents would love to see those eye-watering fees come down, but that is not about to happen.

"Jersey has a secure niche in the world and a bright future.

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The only remaining member of the bin Laden family living in the village is Khaled al-Omeri, a 30-year-old second cousin of Osama, who runs a small grocery store, having failed to secure a niche in Saudi Arabia as an automobile mechanic.

The psychoanalyst Adam Phillips's claim that "Sebald is more like a new kind of historian than a new kind of novelist" might be too provocative for its own good, but it is an indication of the extent to which his work has yet to be placed within a secure canonical niche.

I never felt I could take on the big players in the hot topics, so I found myself a secure little niche far from the madding crowds.

For a man wanting to get involved, that's a big barrier to surmount it took him years of networking and self-promotion to secure a niche in New York.