The winger was banned and, in effect, branded a cheat.
Yet he was banned for New Year's Day — banned and, in effect, branded a cheat.
He became the symbol of Protestant Christianity in America — in effect, branding evangelicalism as the mainstream American faith.
The Orthodox, who routinely declare the Conservative, Reform and Liberal movements "outside of Torah and outside of Judaism", in effect brands 40 percent of Britain's Jewish community as not proper Jews.
Mr. Romney, meanwhile, has begun something of a self-initiated product-placement regimen in his campaign — to sometimes awkward effect — branding himself with less-than-luxury everyman labels.
Ms. Prada was smart to take on an architect as bold as Mr. Koolhaas, because she is not only endorsing his vision, she is also, in effect, branding him.
It did have a detrimental effect branding-wise and it was a learning experience for me because one minute you're the cool kid from the garage scene doing his thing and now you're being mocked and you don't really know why.
"Have you ever been convicted of a felony?" When I stood in front of a judge and accepted a plea deal all those years ago, I did not understand that I was, in effect, branding myself with a lifetime sentence.
As a result of this study, brand experiences, satisfaction, trust have positively effects brand loyalty.
But we need to unlearn these models and replace them with exponential models based on network effects, brand orbits, and distributed networks.
