Sentence examples for brand problem from inspiring English sources

The next Labour weakness is its economic brand problem.

It's less of a brand problem than an execution problem," she says.

The first is to deal quickly and decisively with what the party chairman, Francis Maude, calls the Tories' brand problem.

Yet northerners' deep-rooted alienation from the party partly a product of that region's industrial decline, including under Margaret Thatcher make such places marginal.The Conservatives' "brand problem" weighs the party down elsewhere, too.

Labour strategists said they believed many voters were "shy Tories", suggesting that the Tories have a "brand problem" as the "nasty party" – but found Labour an even scarier prospect after the Tories played the SNP card.

The fast food chain has attempted to address its brand problem and lure millennials back by launching various programmes that, for example, allow customers to customise their menu by choosing toppings and ingredients.

Then there's a branding problem.

That's the branding problem facing Amazon Instant Video.

It's not a branding problem.

They don't have a branding problem".

First off, Lamm has a serious branding problem.