Sentence examples for brands lost from inspiring English sources
Pepsi-Cola's brands lost ground.
When it fell apart those brands lost most of their devotees.
For the three months ended June 30, Mattel, which makes the Hot Wheels, Barbie and American Girl brands, lost a penny a share, in contrast to profit of $6 million, or a penny a share, in the year-ago period.
In the food space, for example, TechCrunch wrote "big brands lost share to small brands in 42 of the top 54 most relevant food categories in the past five years," citing research by the investment bank Jefferies.
Bull, which owns the Honeywell and Zenith computer brands, lost 1.88 billion francs ($377.3 million) in the first half of 1990, and Mr. Lorentz predicted further "disastrous" operating losses of around one billion francs for the second half.
KFC operator Yum! Brands lost 1.2% to $34.54.
"Brands lose value because they get fat, dumb and happy," he said.
Which all shows that even the most recognizable and stylish brands lose their shine.
Reports that previously had been sent in by various officials and representatives to their companies told of the petitioners' brands losing in competition with the 10 cent brands.
As Mattel's power brands lose their lustre – Barbie has traditionally underpinned the group's profits – the company has looked elsewhere for new growth channels.
A couple of old European brands lose their polishLIKE many members of her extensive clan, Susana Agnelli agreed to meet Pierre de Gasquet to help the writer's research for a book on the Italian car dynasty.
