1.   The business was highly profitable because of a narrow Market niche in which there was little competition.

2.   As a result, most of the scores of products already on the market have been aimed at narrow niches.

3.   But this special narrow niche economy in which this particular business operates has been very poor.

4.   Given its narrow niche in the dance world, jazz dance can be a tumultuous field.

5.   Giombetti says the trend started with an industry innovation aimed at a narrow niche, but mushroomed into a broad customer expectation.

6.   In the narrow niche of cowboy poetry and music, he is among the elite.

7.   It is the smaller bookstores, which invested a few hundred dollars and established a narrow niche for themselves, that are already claiming profits.

8.   Other wealthy individuals seek to carve out a much more narrow niche, often with a decidedly political agenda.

9.   The exceptions are those that have a clear lead over rivals or have carved out narrow niches.

10.   This latest, most ambitious repositioning is indicative of how advertisers continue to segment consumers into increasingly narrow niches.