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• If there's generally such a narrow market for them, why publish them?
• Fantasy writing for history majors must be a narrow market indeed.
• The type was targeted initially to the narrow market of skydiving.
• "This is a very, very narrow market, " he said.
• In Godhra, people of both faiths chat in shops packed into narrow market lanes.
• "There's only a very narrow market for those players to begin with for economic reasons,"
• It still smacks of being a narrow market.
• "Unlike other funds that we've closed, it doesn't focus investments in any one narrow market sector,"
• Griffin said the narrow market may be especially vulnerable in the face of rising interest rates.
• Both advances came in narrow markets, with a relative handful of stocks contributing most of the gains.
• The magazines are being forced to take a more narrow market approach _ advertisers will demand it,
• "I don't feel brokers view this as a can't-lose market because this is a very narrow market,"
• In the Staples-Office Depot case, a federal judge decided the office-supply superstores constituted their own, narrow market.
• Typically, glossy photo books are expensive to produce and yield a thin profit margin from a narrow market.
• When the smoke cleared, writhing, blackened victims lay scattered in the tangle of debris in the narrow market alley.
• Sector funds buy a variety of stocks in a narrow market area, like computers, health care or precious metals.
• The approach requires a company to define very narrow market segments, and tailor offers or campaigns for that segment.
• Duggan of the Gartner Group estimates that Sapiens has about half of the relatively narrow market for assembler conversions.
• When a man approaches through a narrow market passage, he shakes his hand and quickly accepts some sealed envelops.
• "I think it comes back to the disposable time issue because there's so much competition out there for a narrow market.