Sentence examples for brand pointed from inspiring English sources

As Philadelphia's Elton Brand pointed out Sunday, for losing franchises, there really is no grace period.

Brand pointed his finger in the journalist's face and called him "a snide".

But Brand pointed out that it's actually easier to brandish a weapon in this particularly gun-friendly city than it is a plate of food.

One female CEO of a major French luxury brand pointed out that France is still very much a male-dominated society, with few women at the top in large corporations.

However, Ainscow and Brand pointed out that the normalization precludes easy comparison between partitioned terms of different flux control coefficients [ 32].

But Mr Brand points to the work of Norman Borlaug, the Nobel prize-winner who proved the Club of Rome (and Mr Brand) wrong with his "green revolution" in agricultural productivity.

As Sammy Blindell, co owner of branding consultancy How To Build A Brand, points out: "Whether you voted to stay in or leave the EU, the success of your business will be based on the action you take next.

Brand points out that the dozens of ice ages during the past 2.75 million years were largely explainable in terms of "three intersecting astronomical cycles affecting solar intensity.

Some brands point to roots that predate the current fascination with bees and honey.

An article in The Harvard Business Review last year mulled "reverse product placement" as a strategy for starting new brands, pointing to the imaginary Sprunk brand of soda in the game Grand Theft Auto as a possible candidate.

When reached for comment regarding the survey results, a Walmart spokesperson said that "there are many different studies that measure brands," pointing out one from last year that concluded that Walmart was the most valuable retail brand in the U.S.