Sentence examples for untapped niche from inspiring English sources

It's Lola who makes Charlie realize that there's an untapped niche market: cross-dressers who need well-made footwear.

"We always felt there was an untapped niche here," says Basil, who was born in Big Sur.

Marketers would call it an untapped niche, but if her business explodes, Ms. Agro would probably just call it kismet.

The Central Saint Martins graduate Tina Gorjanc believes that advances in tissue-engineering technology could create a highly lucrative and hitherto untapped niche within the luxury market.

Other numbers -- most of them written with Michael Schiralli, who also directed -- include the showstopper "Holocaust Movie," which explores what Ms. Hoffman views as her untapped niche; and a hymn to Rite Aid, the one place in town where she feels like a star when filling prescriptions each week.

"This is the biggest untapped niche in filmmaking to come along in 100 years," says Peter Lalonde.

Instead, Mr. Cobb invited Mr. Levy to help him start a Web site aimed at teenagers, an untapped demographic niche, according to the information they had gathered at RelevantKnowledge.

Apparently, there's some untapped watch phone niche waiting to be appeased.

That's why my guess is Rakuten will avoid battling it out with Amazon in their core markets and focus on untapped countries or niche segments instead – despite those aggressive announcements of the past.

Looking to take advantage of what they say is a large and lucrative niche audience untapped by television programmers, two cable divisions of Viacom, MTV Networks and Showtime, are developing a plan to create the first cable channel aimed directly at gay viewers.

But TalentSplash seems confident that untapped artists need a dedicated, niche network to display their talent, and the site completes that task well.