It's a niche product.

It's a niche product.

It's a niche market.

Evgeny Voropai (EV) RosPravosudie is a fairly niche project.

Now, Novak focuses on niche and value added products.

Nostalgia Goes Niche in Wet Hot American Summer and Comrade Detective

Now automobile companies are mastering this niche, which is new to them.

At the eastern end of the chamber there is a niche high.

Queer Tango has had to find its own niche outside the traditional milongas.

In Germany, many of these companies are global market leaders in their particular niche.

The most successful tend to be those that find a clear niche and stick to it.

In reality, all types of interaction with computers are good, but each in their own niche.

Other MOOCs, like an upcoming one on cellular metrics offered by France s Institut Mines Télécom, are more tailored to niche audiences.

Is it reasonable that Europe s countries give up a niche of prosperity on ideological grounds that are irrelevant from a global perspective?

Now, after the introduction of the embargo, this niche has been freed up and it s possible to breathe a little more easily.

Now finally seen as a relevant market niche, this is the reason why many companies are interested in understanding this group's characteristics.

For a long time, Indian literature, especially in English, was dominated by a clique who wrote mainly for a niche audience and literary recognition.

Niche that contained Chilean songwriter and activist Victor Jara's remains before forensic analysis in 2009, after which they were finally relocated to a grave.

Germany is the tool shop of the world, with 450 world market leaders in niche products and another 500 companies in the top three category.

Reminiscent of development strategies prevalent in East Asia, Thaksin picked strategic niche industries to propel Thailand s economic expansion, focusing on automobiles, fashion, food, healthcare, and tourism.

Second, successful INGOs are marked by the clarity of their mission. The most successful tend to be those that find a clear niche and stick to it.

But on the contrary, the Internet allows dispersed customers to come together in a way that encourages niche markets, including hundreds of Web sites dedicated only to cheese.

But on the contrary, the Internet allows dispersed customers to come together in a way that encourages niche markets, including hundreds of Web sites dedicated only to cheese.

In 2013 the group became a full fledged political party, which occupied the Eurosceptic niche and began to harshly criticize the government for the failure of its immigration policy.

They tend to have proactive and assertive foreign policies and aspire to more than the middle power status and limited niche style influence enjoyed by Canada, Sweden, or Saudi Arabia.

They tend to have proactive and assertive foreign policies and aspire to more than the middle power status and limited niche style influence enjoyed by Canada, Sweden, or Saudi Arabia.

Moreover, Rosbalt always occupied a rather specific niche the core of exclusive publications of the agency composed (and compose to this day) news items with reference to sources in law enforcement agencies.

Sugar House, in southeastern Salt Lake City, has a reputation as a liberal neighborhood and until recently possessed a district of locally owned specialty and niche shops on the corner of 2100 South and 1100 East.

However, because neither species can survive long in the other's ecological niche, and because they have different morphology, metabolism, social and feeding behaviors, and other phenotypic characteristics, the two bears are generally classified as separate species.

The Interfax news agency reported that the Oxxxymiron Gnoyny battle set an absolute record for coverage of such a niche subject more than 800 articles in a single day across the whole spectrum of Russian news outlets.

Some people say it should be free it should be tabloid, or even smaller A4 it should be local, run by communities, or niche, for some smaller groups like business but then it's not free it's very expensive.

A me too drug, for example, which nets its manufacturer some portion of the income that otherwise accrues only to the company that dominates a niche, may be highly profitable, even if its value to society is quite limited.

Owing to the high cost and slow rate at which production costs are declining, electric vehicles will remain a niche segment over the next 3 4 years, forecasts the Editor in Chief of AvtoReview, Mikhail Podorozhansky, and Tselikov agrees with him.

The poignancy of the situation is that plans to take this step were made as a result of small and medium size banks distributing these certificates, but it is Sberbank and Bank of Moscow, which according to DIA estimates control 98 of the niche market, that will suffer as a result.

A raft of populist policies underpinned his first four year government, from rural debt suspension and cheap universal healthcare to handing out 25,000 to each of 77,000 villages for entrepreneurial start up funds. Reminiscent of development strategies prevalent in East Asia, Thaksin picked strategic niche industries to propel Thailand s economic expansion, focusing on automobiles, fashion, food, healthcare, and tourism.

While a relatively small business, military, and political elite misgoverned Thailand often cynically, and sometimes incompetently others in Asia, with more selfless and competent public servants, succeeded in finding their competitive niche in the modern world. Much of Asia, including China, focused on meeting the challenge of globalization, whereas Thailand s elite has protected the country s economy to serve its parochial interests.