Sentence examples for brands points from inspiring English sources

In poor countries, the arrival of foreign brands points to an increase in competition from which consumers gain.

Some brands point to roots that predate the current fascination with bees and honey.

An article in The Harvard Business Review last year mulled "reverse product placement" as a strategy for starting new brands, pointing to the imaginary Sprunk brand of soda in the game Grand Theft Auto as a possible candidate.

Krishna Subramanian, the chief marketing officer at Velti, a San Francisco-based company that buys targeted advertisements online on behalf of brands, pointed out that even without showing ads on the mobile cover feed, Facebook Home could prove to be a lucrative tool.

When faced with responsibility, most brands point elsewhere.

When reached for comment regarding the survey results, a Walmart spokesperson said that "there are many different studies that measure brands," pointing out one from last year that concluded that Walmart was the most valuable retail brand in the U.S.

But Mr Brand points to the work of Norman Borlaug, the Nobel prize-winner who proved the Club of Rome (and Mr Brand) wrong with his "green revolution" in agricultural productivity.

The technology allows developers to reward gameplay with advertiser branded points and virtual gifts.

Brand points out that the dozens of ice ages during the past 2.75 million years were largely explainable in terms of "three intersecting astronomical cycles affecting solar intensity.

Brand points out that tampons aren't the cause of TSS, but "data suggests that tampon usage can increase the risk of TSS.

So now we are nameless, which is bad news from a branding point of view.