Sentence examples for example brand from inspiring English sources

For example, brand managers and advertising agencies alike increasingly make sentiment analysis part of how they assess public perceptions.

For example, brand leadership was evident in a profile of the artist Rebecca Smith last year in this magazine when Deborah Solomon wrote of the "freshly Sheetrocked walls" of a new gallery.

For example, brand messages paired with social context (i.e. likes) leads to 68percentt ad recall (meaning people actually remember the ad).

Instead of relying on a directory of physicians to grab the attention of busy patients looking for a cardiac surgeon, for example, Brand recommends offering video spots of doctors explaining various procedures.

Journalist David Shribman, for example, branded the report's authors (along with FDR) bluntly as the culprits responsible for political gridlock.

Malcolm X, for example, branded Uncle Tom a "race traitor," and boxer Muhammad Ali (born Cassius Clay) addressed his opponents as "Uncle Toms" when they refused to use his Muslim name.

In India, for example, branded generics make up "70 to 80 percent of the retail market," according to an October 2010 report by McKinsey & Company on India's emerging pharmaceutical market.

For example, brands can target advertising based on household income.

For example, branding a perfume as classy somehow makes it smell more appealing.

For example, brands like GoPro (a favorite among Gen Z) share a considerable amount of video content.

Take, for example, brands like Nike and Apple, which have had to deal with the harsh conditions of their factories overseas.