Sentence examples for becoming branded from inspiring English sources

Potentially Volatile In some ways, Mr. Boehner is less vulnerable than either of those lightning-rod predecessors to becoming branded in an unflattering way.

It is fast becoming branded as "Turkey's Bataclan," named after the nightclub attacked in Paris in November 2015.

Jenkinson mourns the tendency for artists to be coerced into becoming brands.

To date, though, this transition from being manufacturing oriented to becoming brand owners has largely only been accomplished by Japanese and Korean firms.

MADISON AVENUE likes to talk about reaching consumers when they are young, the better to woo them into becoming brand-loyal buyers.

And some, like Janie Bryant of "Mad Men" on AMC, whose revival of midcentury styles is now a frequent reference on high-fashion runways, are practically becoming brands unto themselves.

Now, it's hard to find a luxury brand without celebrity ambassadors, and models have fought back by becoming brands themselves: launching their own clothing lines, perfumes and products.

A lifestyle brand for athletes and yogis, people across the country swear by lululemon's clothing and products, becoming brand devotees overnight.

Beyond becoming brand ambassadors or tastemakers in their respective space, acquiring influence serves as the foundation for building businesses, establishing partnerships and developing impactful products.

Taiwan's two leading manufacturers, AU Optronics and Chi Mei Optoelectronics, are less interested in becoming brand names and instead supply screens to other LCD makers struggling to satisfy demand.

Avon launched its beComing brand in a limited number of Penney stores in the third quarter, but Sears backed out of its deal this summer.