Sentence examples for enduring brands from inspiring English sources

Toy makers have long tried to build enduring brands that can be passed down to the next generation.

Arnault remarked earlier this year that nouveau riche "bling" was out of fashion and that shoppers wanted authentic, enduring brands.

And while it's hard to recreate a truly immersive, mobile game experience in the home, the ability to access cinematic quality production values, a physical space purpose-built for immersive game play, and the intellectual property of some of Hollywood's most enduring brands (like The Void's Star Wars experience) can make for a compelling pitch to consumers.

"They are a dominant, enduring brand," John Cywinski, the chief marketing officer of Applebee's, said of Weight Watchers.

His wife, Pam, had a habit of attaching Post-it notes to its pages, which got Mr. Zaslav thinking about Ms. Winfrey's enduring brand.

• Those core principles, as outlined in an advance copy of his speech, include making marketing more "targeted, focused and personal," insuring it can "build real, tangible and enduring brand value," encouraging workplace diversity and social responsibility, and intensifying efforts to be "more creative, insightful and accountable".

From this movie Fairey's enduring brand, "OBEY," was born.

We forge enduring "brand ideas" -- long-term relationships between shopper and brand -- that deepen consumer engagement via media-neutral "participation platforms".

But if you define traditional advertising as the conceptual craftsmanship that we have traditionally associated with building marketing propositions and enduring brand relationships with consumers, that's more important now than ever before.

CONCESSION   without compromise is the key to another enduring brand: L.L. Bean, the outdoor clothing company.

1. Deluxe Railway Set: £199.99, Brio  Brio is still the best-recognised and most enduring brand for wooden train sets.