Sentence examples for corporate heritage from inspiring English sources

Heinz has succeeded in triggering fond childhood memories of its glass ketchup bottles and respect for its corporate heritage, without seeming to be stuck in the past.

8. RANGE ROVER EVOQUE ($41,995, as tested $53,095) A small 4-cylinder Range Rover crossover may seem contrived, but its handsome design, agreeable disposition and clubby appointments -- not to mention its safari-proven corporate heritage -- set it apart from the crowd of urban pretenders.

The bank made another nod to its corporate heritage late Wednesday when it announced that Timothy Sloan, a longtime Wells Fargo executive, would take the bank's reins and replace Chief Executive John Stumpf, who abruptly retired that day.

The process--said to have raised the hackles of the show's producers and star--highlights the difficult issue for program creators when a studio partner shares corporate heritage with the network on which the program airs.

After years of bitter squabbles over identity politics and the merits of the Clinton administration, the left appeared to have reclaimed its anti-corporate heritage and was growing.

"Some have speculated that the name change to Altria is an effort to distance the family of companies from its tobacco heritage," a corporate press release stated.

My favorite food package is being sold out, robbed of its cultural heritage by corporate America.

This bustling bedroom community may bear few traces of its agrarian heritage, but the corporate commuters who now lay claim to the countryside have not yet overwhelmed a local lifestyle that still favors burgers at Bill's Drive-In and lazy afternoons at the town pool.

Sony, whose PlayStation 4 console will launch later this year, is nowhere to be seen, having long discarded its Japan heritage from its western corporate image.

The renaming is meant to convey the expansion by Philip Morris into other businesses like packaged food and brewing, which range well beyond the smoking heritage invoked by the corporate name.

This campaign builds upon corporate and social responsibility initiatives and heritage of the Bacardi family and Company since its founding in Santiago de Cuba in 1862.