Sentence examples for common franchise from inspiring English sources
In China, reality has a way of resembling thriller-movie plots, with disparate events playing out like sequels of a common franchise.
A decade ago, when Jason Kidd fronted a team that was a competitive and artistic hit, reaching the N.B.A. finals in consecutive years while playing before sparse crowds in the Meadowlands, the common franchise lament sounded something like, "If we only had a home".
There was the more common franchise model, where a brand name Valley firm lent its name to a group of local Chinese investors, but mostly left them to make their own decisions.
Rents with a percentage kicker, common in franchise operations, may be more affordable to a startup.
Unfortunately, the wantrepreneur phenomenon is quite common in franchising.
The most common include licenses, franchises, patents, trademarks, brands, knowhow, market competences and human resources.
The common link: Those franchises have won no championships, and few hearts, since those men played.
They have something else in common: they need a franchise quarterback in 2003.
The word franchise is common parlance in the States, where Henry heads the financiers of Fenway Sports Group, which revived the Boston Red Sox.
