Sentence examples for apparent branding from inspiring English sources

The 15,300 bales were tightly wrapped in plastic and aluminum foil, with some labeled "yoyo," "dog" or "wolf," or bearing the smiling image of Homer Simpson, apparent branding or labels for drug distributors in the United States.

That there is a racial and ethnic mix is surprising, as is the apparent brand-name pride with which flight personnel wear the airline logo.

No significant differences (p > 0.05) were apparent between brands.

Indeed, the report spends some time on Bin Laden's apparent preoccupation with branding, both personal and otherwise.

Make it known that he's the symbolic heir apparent of the brand.

But for those basking in global TV stardom there's no apparent impediment to brand expansion.

From the data provided in Table 4, it is apparent that global brands in the European chocolate industry are organising their production and research activities according to a European and global basis; thereby explaining the global expansion also founded on other branded food products (Traill and da Silva 1996).

The elephants were getting amorous, and it became quickly apparent that their brand of love is neither subtle nor shy.

It became apparent that my brand of gender-nonconformity was somehow more attractive to men than Alok and Jacob's, and as the night wore on, I found myself sincerely befuddled.

The matches prompted Gail Emms, the former British badminton star, to call for the players to be disqualified from the Olympics, branding their apparent behaviour "disgraceful".

However, after thinking about it (and watching a few music videos where this form of branding is apparent) this idea makes sense.