Sentence examples for cheap brands from inspiring English sources

Some cheap brands may simply disappear.

Why risk introducing cheap brands that could cut into sales of your existing ones?

"The difficult legal environment only exacerbates a tough state excise tax environment, pressure on consumer disposable income and many consumers downtrading to very cheap brands.

Borromeo points out that fields aren't divided between expensive brands and cheap brands, instead the same farmers and labourers are at the behest of the market.

"The whole strategy of the marketing department is to get people smoking cheap brands like Sportsman and migrate them up to the global brands like Dunhill that are more profitable.

By 1938, Morton's was hammering home the value of its famous benefit: "Since it costs so very little to enjoy the finest table salt, it's really false economy to take chances with cheap brands that may lump and cake in rainy weather".

That sounds like a cheap brand of bronchitis medication.

"He even smoked very cheap brand of cigarettes.

By no means is the mark ubiquitous enough to be relying on a cheap brand expansion.

(You can get a cheap brand at a drugstore for two hundred and fifty to three hundred bucks).

A cheap brand, known as 51, had an alcohol content of 39 percent and was said to go from the stomach to the brain like a missile.