Sentence examples for brand guards from inspiring English sources

Sweetened, though not cloyingly so, with fruit nectar (the brand guards the exact fruit blend) and at 30 proof, Nuvo has an alcohol content higher than beer and wine but lower than hard liquor.

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And here is where the NRA seems to be leading the pack by rolling out their new brand, Carry Guard, which so far consists of insurance protection and training for folks who want to walk around carrying a gun.

Blade guard.

Does the driver who insists on a higher-priced brand of gasoline guard his automobile from decay and disruption?

In a city obsessed with the gilded cocoons of the rich, the company has forged a reputation for turning around properties once deemed untouchable in the caste system of New York real estate — like the Plaza, where drug dealers once openly sold their own brand of heroin, guarded by pit bulls whose food was laced with gunpowder.

Doing the right thing, Levi's leaders reasoned, guards the brand from scandal.

Jealous to guard the brand of their increasingly lucrative wine, producers changed the name of grape to glera in 2009.

Gillette has introduced a television and print campaign using Mr. Green to endorse Right Guard, a brand built over the last dozen years on the imagery of big, burly athletes like Emmitt Smith, Charles Barkley and Brett Favre.

But a succession of off-court incidents and practice session bust-ups, most notably when he choked and threatened to kill Golden State Warriors coach PJ Carlesimo in 1997, soon saw the shooting guard branded a liability.

To imitate the speed and efficiency of online shopping, in-store digitization will help put old-guard brands in a better position to serve customers, because, as retail analyst Jan Kniffen points out, about one-third of American malls are poised to close.