Sentence examples for brands ready for from inspiring English sources
American Affluents Plan To Pull Back On Luxury Spending -- Are Luxury Brands Ready For This?
Julie O'Leary had been working tirelessly for two years to get her luxury watch brand ready for launch.
Seton Healthcare, which operates hospitals and clinics serving 1.8 million people in central Texas, recently signed up for a system branded "Ready for Watson" that tries to predict if heart surgery patients will need to return to the hospital.
It's not Jil as we know it but with its tumultuous history, it's a brand ready for a proper reboot.
Right now, she's focused on getting the brand ready for when edibles are legalized.
It's another strange gig in the ongoing saga of KISS, which long ago evolved from band to lucrative brand, ready for high-profile special events, reality TV and cradle-to-grave business ventures in the form of KISS Hello Kitty Dolls, KISS comics, books, T-shirts, action figures and restaurants as well as KISS caskets and KISS urns.
With so many advertisers moving into the digital arena, there is a big opportunity for brands ready to use a creative approach to gain customers via traditional media channels as well.
"They were so ready to step out and reach different customers in different ways in different channels," Mr. Price said, "and the brand was ready for it".
We had to close or shrink several and stop opening new ones for five years; we resumed store expansion when we deemed the brand was ready for it.
"We are at a point now where the brand is ready for the next stage of its development," said Sue Clague, the commercial director of Pretty Polly's parent company, Courtaulds.
