Sentence examples for take niche from inspiring English sources

"Starbucks is often labelled as an innovator, but really what they do is take niche products and take them mainstream," he says.

Marketers are always grouping consumers into demographic niches, but the dozens of personality categories at the gift-idea site Surprise.com take niche to a new level (surprise.com/directory.cfm?d=-1).

But IPTV, or internet protocol television, has the potential to take niche broadcasting to a new level, because it can be produced and broadcast very cheaply and accessed by audiences around the world for nothing.

However, some companies take niche positions by advertising restricted range of medical interventions.

In South Korea, LG has taken niche marketing to an almost absurd level with its KP8400, a phone with a built-in blood glucose meter, designed specifically for diabetics.

Taking niche signaling processes into account, a variety of studies were conducted during the past decade looking at the influence of endothelial cell coculture with osteoblastic cells and/or MSC.

"First of all, you can congratulate American farmers, who are going to take the niche that Russian farmers are leaving" in global markets because of the ban, said Anton V. Shaparin, a spokesman for the group.

The fund, which typically makes $25 to $50 million investments in companies that it can help take "from niche to mass and scale to capitalize on huge market opportunities," (i.e. disrupt big industries) sank $25 million into Vienna-based online auction company, FedBid, in January.

And when Butt started, the male gay media was so mainstream, it was easy for them to take this niche and make it their own.

But there are some out there that take their niche bar ideas to fantastic new heights -- places where geeks can be geeks, history buffs can be comfortably smug, and all are united under the banner of booze.

Take a niche and type it right into the search box at Amazon.com.