Sentence examples for equivalent brand from inspiring English sources

More likely, Through the Looking Glass is a less-loved and less-read book, and therefore didn't deliver equivalent brand value.

The French far-right tradition, especially in the period before the Second World War, had a rhetorical verve and a perceived intellectual heft that the equivalent brand of thinking elsewhere never quite had.

I could often find designer brand items which were only lightly worn (people tend to keep good stuff for good) for less than the equivalent brand new item from Kmart.

For 14 of the most common generic drugs — used to treat a variety of conditions including high cholesterol, high blood pressure, nerve pain, and diabetes — provinces and territories have formed the pan-Canadian Pharmaceutical Alliance (pCPA) to buy in bulk at 18percentt of the cost of an equivalent brand name product.

25 However, PHARMAC reiterates that reference pricing and sole supply occurs only where it is clear that a loss of choice between one equivalent brand of drug and another is not considered critical.

Generic drugs can sell for a fraction of the price of the equivalent brand-name drugs.

But even with a 50percentt markup, he said, a $10 generic drug would be much less expensive than an equivalent brand-name drug that costs $100.

At the other extreme, a manufacturer of a product other and equivalent brands of which are readily available in the market may select his customers, and for this purpose he may 'franchise' certain dealers to whom, alone, he will sell his goods.

minimum guarantees on films it licensed Scotia that were intentionally so inflated that Scotia was led to believe Miramax licensed it the film equivalent of brand new Mercedes, when in fact Miramax sold Scotia the film equivalent of broken Yugos". Scotia is seeking more than $13 million in damages.

The "Good Faith Clause" requires that the average price of the licensed drug be less than 25% of the equivalent patented brand name drug in Canada, otherwise the generic company will be subject to litigation from the patent holder.

Generic drugs, which are biologically and chemically equivalent to brand-name medicines, usually cost much less, so sales of the brand-name drugs typically plummet after generic competitors enter the market.