Sentence examples for argued brand from inspiring English sources

As Fred Turner has argued, Brand is a key figure in the weaving together of two major cultural fabrics that have since split — counterculture and cyberculture.

"Mr. Connell argued brand-name drug companies are notoriously litigious, and cited as evidence their long record of suing the government of South Africa for infringing on drug patents.

Many would argue Brand's self-confessed messiah complex drives the navel-gazing comedian's new political career.

Now keep in mind we're talking about people who were in the mid 60s and up and one could argue brand loyalty among the older generation - especially going back 20 years, was a lot different than it is today.

Adyen's chief commercial officer Roelant Prins argues: "Brands that identify themselves as premium, tech-driven, or user friendly should see it as a particularly interesting payment method to offer.

That picture, beamed around the world, would instantly turn Ennis-Hill from a figure of female admiration to one of inspiration, argues branding expert Louisa Clarke, from the Caffeine Partnership.

VanAuken argues, "Brands must understand people's beliefs and core values if they are to relate to people in deep and meaningful ways". And those values must first be aligned internally with your team before you can work on external value alignment.

In studies on consumer behavior science, it is argued that brand affect, consumer satisfaction, and disconfirmation influence brand loyalty.

In contrast, Mr Dunkerton had argued the brand should continue to focus on products that made it famous.

Up until a few years ago, PepsiCo's Jakeman argued, a brand had perhaps five major content pieces per year, six months to create them, and a US$2 million budget.

CMEC's article praised MBS's "sincerity" as a reformer and argued that "brand MBS might be able to resurrect itself, but it will take time".