Web 2.0 has become a generic phrase summing up everything that is hot and new about the internet.
The rambunctious Rummy has also banned the generic phrase "National Command Authority," instructing that people simply refer to him and the president specifically.
If the advertisement remains the same regardless of which search term triggers it, there is no more likelihood of confusion for the advertisement triggered by the trademark versus the advertisement triggered by the generic phrases.
But he declined to be any more specific, leaving the several dozen people attending the hearing with more generic phrases often associated with management consultants, like McKinsey & Company, Mr. Walder's current employer.
Suddenly, in dramatic fusion, one hears what might have been possible if a playwright responsibly considered the implications of a theme he has otherwise handled cavalierly and dismissively, tossing off such by now unfortunately generic phrases as psychotic episode and mood disorder with no backup.
It was now a trio eletrico and was such a success that the name quickly became a generic phrase: other bands popped up, riding in cars through the streets and calling themselves trios eletricos, and soon the trio eletrico denoted the vehicle, not the band.
Even amid ample evidence that the Obama Administration's fiscal activism was largely successful in helping shepherd the recovery, Pence has held to his belief that government programs and other forms of stimulus are ineffective, often retreating to the generic phrase "Fiscal discipline is the foundation of our prosperity".
First, begin your research with a generic phrase or keyword for your target market.
XDSL: The generic phrase for the family (dysfunctional though it is) of different DSL flavors.
But you are unlikely to hear these incidents described as such - they're more usually covered by generic phrases such as vandalism.
