Sentence examples for identifiable brand from inspiring English sources

Here's Goodridge: "The problem with Hollywood at the moment is that they need an identifiable brand before they go into an expensive movie production.

But it doesn't push the envelope too far – although each hotel has its own character and flair, they are all part of an identifiable brand.

He has become an identifiable brand for Disney, going so far as to voice a goggle-wearing, evil-battling mole in the recent live-action family movie "G-Force," also produced by Mr. Bruckheimer.

But even an up-to-speed VAN won't help if the Lib Dems don't have an identifiable brand and a political message for the new voters they need to replace those who have deserted them.

With fans spread from [Calcutta] to Colorado, United became the most identifiable brand in the world under Ferguson's stewardship".

Yet through it all, the company maintained an identifiable brand image and remained the No. 2 hamburger chain behind McDonald's.

"The panel ran into a snag," said Larry Shapiro, Book-of-the-Month Club's editor in chief, "There was a gradual shift in the reading tastes of the members toward easily identifiable, brand-name books, so the judges were just validating a predictable choice".

Between them, they own Blue Cross Blue Shield plans in 11 states and are vying for much of what remains -- more than 60 million customers and 40 successful Blue Cross Blue Shield plans, whose logo is one of the most trusted and identifiable brands.

For non-alcoholic businesses, a strong and easily identifiable consumer brand is also the key to success.

A local street artist has been approached to design a club crest that reflects the city, in keeping with the co-founders' aims to create an identifiable LA brand, while entertainment contacts will help turn match-day into "a mini-festival experience".

Biological medicinal products (biologics) are subject to specific pharmacovigilance requirements to ensure that biologics are identifiable by brand name and batch number in adverse drug reaction (ADR) reports.