Sentence examples for brands constituted from inspiring English sources

Mr Lansley said the tobacco companies used certain colours to trigger memories and their brands constituted a type of advertising.

Sales of light brands constitute more than 50percentt of the cigarette market in the United States, according to Mr. Adelman.

Their bantering give-and-take, as quoted by Brands, constitutes one of the most charming episodes in early American history and -- since as far as the historians can tell they never did sleep together -- also one of the most poignant.

The study suggests that in an evolving market situation where the manufacturers' brands constitute a major portion of the merchandise, a store could add value through store format design to create differentiation in the market place and mould the behaviour of the shoppers to its benefit.

Cheerios, Nescafé, and Disney — if you happened to be living in China in the early nineties, those brands likely constituted the coördinates of an impossibly opulent universe that existed mostly on glossy poster boards or the opposite side of the TV screen, reflecting the life you wish you lived.

Graham's brand of Christianity -- and it is a brand -- constitutes itself through the creation of an outsider, an other.

But the physical hazards posed by the new boy racers are not the real danger to cyclists – it's the damage to the cycling brand they constitute that's truly problematic.

Infant formulae, often a single brand, may constitute a sole-source food for several months of an infant's life.

During the period 1987 2007, 4 of the 10 prosthesis brand combinations (cup/stem) constituted 85% of the operations (Table 1).

Mention of brand name does not constitute product endorsement.

Or worse: to note blithely that Browne's prose constituted "a brand of its own".