Sentence examples for change brand from inspiring English sources

"Attitudes are hard to change," Brand said.

Katrina vanden Heuvel, editor of The Nation, a liberal magazine, said Mr. Obama should withdraw Mr. Daschle's nomination to "revive the change brand he campaigned and won on".

Volvo is trying to "attract auto enthusiasts — who are about 60 percent men — to get people excited and to change brand perception so people think of it as a sporty, fun and good-looking car," Ms. Garvey said.

Toyota figures a third of the buyers change brand each year, giving them an opening for lots of new customers.

The results from three studies show that consumers with a high degree of self-brand connection respond negatively to brand developments (e.g., brand acquisitions and repositioning) that change brand meaning.

HP Inc. isn't a name that comes to mind when you think of "enthusiast PC gaming system," but the more endearing folks at HP think that recent tweaks made to OMEN gaming brand can change brand perception in the eyes of PC gamers, like myself.

While this isn't an overwhelming change, changing brands may help you reduce your nicotine intake.

He said design preferences explain some decisions to change brands.

"All without having to change brands, terminals or airports".

He would not change brands for 44 years.

"I never change brands," one woman announces defiantly.