Sentence examples for brand terms from inspiring English sources

A sign that third-party registrants are looking more towards generics when registering brand terms?

Mr. Bates described coffee, in brand terms at least, as a "masculine" world of strength, flavors and processes, "so it needed a celebrity who would be both a man's man and attractive to women".

… The result is that travel providers end up often having to pay prime pricing for their own brand terms".

More so than any U.S. sports team, Man U has built a global brand, in part with 200 fan clubs: 151 in the U.K., 25 in Ireland and 24 in the rest of world, including one in the U.S. Richard Buchanan of Interbrand, a consultancy in London, says, "In the sporting franchise category, Manchester United is way out in front of anyone else in brand terms.

You need to present an issue in language that makes sense to the person you're talking to, whether that's through economic argument or talking about it in brand terms and advertising terms, in the same way that you would alter your message if you were talking to your grandma or to your friend.

An AIG agent was pushing their house brand term policy.

In branding terms, the transformation was arguably the most daring act of love since Her Majesty's Post Office renamed itself Consignia.

To call this a gym makes sense in branding terms, but there's little here that really demands physical fitness.

In branding terms, this question is about your "potential identity": what you might do now, or the direction you might take in the future.

By analyzing raw contents such as timestamps, brand-term frequency and individual responses, the results reveal customer feelings about a brand, as well as other economic and social variables impacting on a company.

We augment this reduced Twitter-specific lexicon with brand-specific terms for brand-related tweets.