Sentence examples for tough niche from inspiring English sources

"This is a tough niche to go after," he said, because of the relatively small percentage of diabetic Americans.

Some club operators say that theirs is a tough niche -- one that requires them to enforce under-age drinking laws, curfews and other ordinances, as well as contend with nervous parents.

This was a tough niche to break into further complicated by the tough economic conditions in Europe, work visa constraints (I am an Indian citizen) and the fact that I did not always speak the European language in which the firm was based.

Curated travel activities is not new, and it tends to be a tough niche to play in because so many big brands dominate the travel space.

Michel/Belmondo is forever adjusting his performance, doing faces in the mirror, practicing lines, imitating his hero, Humphrey Bogart, and aspiring to the tough-guy niche he insecurely occupies.

As a young legislator representing Wauwatosa, a majority-white suburb adjoining majority-minority Milwaukee, Scott Walker carved out a popular "tough-on-crime" niche.

Pharmaceutical manufacturing is a niche and tough business.

The 2017 Smart Fortwo EV will be available in the United States this summer, but these tiny two-seaters have had a tough time finding a niche in America, the land of SUVs and wide roads.

According to Masao Kawabata, Pioneer products are recession tough thanks to its mid to high-end niche market of premium products.

Life did not survive as a monthly, said the editor, Robert Sullivan, because "its topic is the whole world, and that's a tough sell in a niche-magazine age".

For a tough-minded, well-written niche magazine, $4.95 is a good deal, but if the magazine becomes a brochure mostly advertising the Time.com Web site, it may seem a bit pricey.