Sentence examples for fringe brand from inspiring English sources

There is a gigantic gulf between an Eisenhower Republican and the kind of fringe brand of Republicanism that is being so vocally promoted today.

But the small brands can't overcome the familiarity barrier, and although entirely new brands do enter categories and become leaders, it is extremely rare for a small fringe brand to successfully take on an established leader.

Dairy Queen, a fringe brand, is creating something of a cult following through an online presence that includes a gaming site for kids, aged 8 to 12.

A refresher course on Steve Bannon's fringe brand of conservatism ».

Stephen K. Bannon's fringe brand of conservatism is suddenly front and center, after he was named to be chief strategist in Donald Trump's White House.

So why do fringe brands like Tom's survive?

Aside from those, there were several other fringe brands, but over all, collectors had less than a dozen sets to choose from, and all sold packs for under $1.

Once on the fringe, brands featuring words like nature, earth and the prefix "eco" now edge closer to the wine mainstream as consumer interest intensifies.

A panel led by Tim Bradshaw of the FT and a fringe event on Brand Content did give some glimpses of the future and the opportunities available for everyone in the media segment of the creative industries.

A reception party sprung up on the fringe of nonsurgical liposuction brand 3D-lipo ("No other company invests so much in brand awareness") and I stood above it on a staircase to observe the dermises as the champagne flutes refilled.

It happened – except on 8 August, when Lee's alter ego, Baconface, quit after five minutes and refused to return (something that saw Lee branded a "fringe diva").