Sentence examples for failed marketing from inspiring English sources
Majestic Wine's share price has plunged more than 25% after the company issued a profit warning because of a failed marketing campaign in the US and weak sales to business customers.
And despite it being gradually deserted by corporates as a failed marketing opportunity, Second Life turns out to be the most engaging social network in terms of average time per visitor.
Where onlookers stood on the seriousness of the loss of Storyboard depended on whether they believed that it was a legitimate outlet in the first place or merely a failed marketing experiment.
The BBC showed that three other members of the executive committee had accepted bribes from FIFA's failed marketing arm in the form of kickbacks related to international television-rights fees; a fourth was accused of attempting but failing to sell $84,000 worth of tickets to the 2010 World Cup at a profit.
Much of this has been caused because of failed marketing of the Remain forces.
But where military means failed, market intelligence prevailed.
Here, he has plumped for the archetypal failed "market state" solution: reorganise to "liberalise".
But after the democratic revolution of 1989, Eastern Europe can move beyond the failed "market socialism" and create a real market economy with a large private sector and free trade.
He attacked failed markets, rogue employers and landlords, defusing attacks by frankly admitting that Labour didn't build enough housing and shouldn't have followed the US into Iraq, reminding viewers it was he who prevented Cameron's Syrian adventure.
Nor did Cameron have anything more general to say about reforming failed markets, tackling companies that rip-off their consumers or cracking down on multi-nationals that avoid paying their fair share of tax.
Now, as soon as Lehman failed, market participants — that is, the people who were actually making the decisions that mattered — were near-unanimous in their assertions that it would have disastrous effects.
