Sentence examples for branding term from inspiring English sources

For the first time in more than a year, Apple's flagship gadget at a press event did not include a Retina display ("Retina," by the way, is a branding term Apple uses to signify a display whose individual pixels cannot be made out by the human eye at a certain distance; basically, it denotes a super high-definition screen).

On Thursday, LG will begin selling an 84-inch Ultra HD TV at the Video & Audio Center in Lawndale, the first time that the next-generation TV technology will go on sale in the U.S. Ultra HD is the branding term for TV sets with roughly four times the resolution of 1080p HD TVs.

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

In branding terms, it has something of a split personality.

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.

An AIG agent was pushing their house brand term policy.

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".

When creating links, use branded terms or sentence portions.

The consensus was that changes revolved around specific brand terms related to news sites and other brand queries.