Sentence examples for damaging brand from inspiring English sources

It's quite factual — and not cynical — to suggest that China's rise has been aided by a particularly damaging brand of mercantilism as well as a brutally effective suppression of meaningful dissent directed toward its authoritarian leaders.

And yet to be opposed to multiple game launchers on some sort of philosophical level seems like a sort of bizarre and ultimately damaging brand loyalty.

Everyone thought social media would be the culprit for damaging brand equity.

Twitter "can't control who uses it -- that could create a really damaging brand event for Disney," Martin said.

The committee's chairperson expressed numerous concerns, including that it was damaging "Brand South Africa" in the international arena.

Sometimes, the synergy programs actually backfire, eroding customer relationships, damaging brands, or undermining employee morale.

But there's another, newer impact on quality that's more damaging than inefficient prospecting: Unwelcomed cold-call contacts are producing negative brand perceptions by the prospect for both the salesperson and the business.

Even so, there are occasions when a perfectly legal practice is so unpalatable to the public, and any association with it so damaging to the brand, that morality is difficult to ignore.

"Part of the problem though for the right trying to develop these media outlets is that they haven't realized, in some cases, when you do bad reporting, its not just not useful, it's actually brand damaging," Barro said.

Edmondson has alleged she was blackmailed with naked photos and other damaging information, and branded with a cryptic symbol near her crotch.

But I also understand the much more damaging impact of branding someone illegal, which many interpret is the case when we use the shorthand 'illegal immigrant.'".