What they said: "On the high seas, the flagship is a fast, agile and technologically advanced craft that carries the fleet commander and provides leadership and clear direction for the rest of the fleet," Tetsuo Iwamura, American Honda's chief executive, said in introducing the RLX concept.
Literally, every rival supplies their flagship smartphones with fast chargers (and most midrange models too).
Michael von Bertele told the Guardian that Save the Children had been put under massive pressure to get the flagship centre open faster than it thought was possible – in buildings that were not well designed for the purpose.
I'm not sure huge markets existed for most of the products we launched during those days -- apart from the company's flagship and ever-faster modems and data center products.
The shadow work and pensions secretary, Liam Byrne, described the policy as a "flagship that is sinking fast", and described it as "over budget and late" during a heated debate in the Commons last week.
And all 370 acres of it — all 82 moving walkways, 97 escalators, 157 elevators, 180 check-in counters and 2,600 parking spaces — were built with one very well-connected company in mind: Emirates, Dubai's fast-growing flagship airline.
It is also part of his drive to transform Telefonos de Mexico, the formerly state-owned phone company Mr. Slim controls and which is his flagship business, into a fast-paced, Web-savvy multinational giant.
It is part of a drive to transform Telefonos de Mexico, the formerly state-owned telephone company that is controlled by Mr. Slim and is his flagship business, into a fast-paced, Web-savvy multinational giant.
The brand boasted its fast-growing flagship Pabst Blue Ribbon, regional favorites (Lone Star in Texas, National Bohemian in Baltimore, Rainier in the Pacific Northwest) and a series of vintage, smoky stalwarts (Colt 45, Old Milwaukee, Schaefer, Stroh's, Schlitz).
But if Fifa is to make a virtue of taking its flagship event to new, fast-developing markets that have huge disparities between rich and poor, surely it is duty-bound to find better ways of allowing more people to experience the event they are ultimately paying for?
