Sentence examples for attach a product from inspiring English sources

"We were never able to attach a product to a moment, not just something signed by a celebrity," said Lew Sherr, the chief revenue officer at the U.S.T.A. "At most, players signed things.

Dr. Norman Farnsworth, a research professor of pharmacognosy at the University of Illinois, said the industry should attach a label to kava products warning people not to take them more than a week or two at a time if they have liver problems.

There are two complementary ways to do this: one is to attach a stigma to buying the product, and the other is to make it illegal.

"There's no real reason that a brand needs to die," he told me, unless it is attached to a product that "functionally doesn't work".

"It's very easy to get emotionally attached to a product," she says.

The occurrence of positive emotions is not sufficient to conclude that a person is attached to a product.

When a person feels attached to a product, he/she is more likely to handle the product with care, to repair it when it breaks down, and to postpone its replacement.

As Matt Haughey shows us in the above image, a phone attached to a product finder sounds like a mercenary mess, aimed at improving Amazon's life and not ours.

The manual inspection identified 25 occasions on which the 1H NMR spectrum attached to a product molecule precisely replicated the information presented in the source text and 8 occasions on which it did not, i.e. a success rate of around 76%.

It's a participatory culture that people become attached to a product from which they make meaning.

But, as it turns out, having a celebrity face attached to a product is as ineffective as trying to make sense of the "Real Housewives" franchise.