niche造句

That made them, at best, suppliers of niche hardware.

In my young mind, he had a special niche.

The bounty of the World Wide Web encourages niche interests.

Conversely, what are expected to be niche markets sometimes develop into mass markets.

Sometimes you have no past customer history to go on when choosing a new market niche.

Writers and artists seem to have carved out a small niche of autonomy.

I can only surmise that JBoss is concerning itself with increasing its niche platform portfolio.

When someone thinks about your niche, you want to be the go-to guy or gal.

By embracing this development paradigm, IT can enable the automation of business areas that were considered too niche before.

Manufacturers have to find another niche product, or another market in which to sell their existing product.

If you've chosen to work primarily with one niche, you should be an expert on that industry.

We'd really like to see other services offer this kind of functionality for more niche news topics, or RSS feeds of our selection.

He set up a store and exploited this niche, in time allowing him to build up the business by selling other types of bulbs.

In the main niche space of the apartment we installed an over-six-meters long textile panel with discrete illumination installation consisting of hundreds of LEDs.

The firm's roots and most of its profits lay in making memory chips; Intel's microprocessor group was just a small niche.

We could easily see free access for mass-market content funded from advertising alongside the equivalent of subscription and pay-for-view for material with a niche readership.

Pay-per-action will be a niche, he predicts, since converting a click into an action depends on a variety of factors such as the ease of use of the advertiser's website.

Some of these apps are so good, that they might replace your desktop client while others may be good for niche situations where you just need to get by.