Sentence examples for difficult brand from inspiring English sources

A lively, difficult brand of unevenness was inherent in Gawker's work, and this still seems to confound people: How could a site seesaw so wildly from the essential to the extraneous, and even the questionable?

Wired UK, launched last year, has "understandably seen fast growth", and glamour.com "sees a peak in usage" at lunchtime; but gq.com "was a difficult brand to get right online – it's easy to go down the [pictures of under-dressed] 'girls route', but that's simply not appropriate for GQ".

But TechNorth may be a difficult brand to sell to overseas giants looking to invest in the UK.

There's even some ideas for that most difficult brand of family-member to shop for: Members of the 1percentt.

His rivals have painted the Kentucky senator as a strict isolationist -- a difficult brand to bear in the Republican Party, whose voters generally give a much higher priority to national security issues than do Democrats.

4) brand: you can imagine we have one of the most difficult branding jobs in the world right now as we're transitioning some brand equity from the I.B.M. brand to the Lenovo brand.

Fiona McBride, a partner and trademark lawyer at Withers & Rogers, said: "This is a massive blow to Cadbury and has made it even more difficult for brand owners to obtain trade mark protection for use of a colour.

Hard to pin down, it is also difficult to brand.

But it found it increasingly difficult to brand itself amid the visual commotion.

But he will find it increasingly difficult to brand himself a radical alternative to the current government while serving in it.

Koji Endo, automotive analyst at Advanced Research Japan in Tokyo, sys grabbing share in the luxury car market is difficult because brand loyalty is strong for likes of BMW.