Sentence examples for indifferent product from inspiring English sources

Branding is a powerful weapon in today's marketing armoury; it can lift an indifferent product to cult status and high margins.

Disney's fairy franchise flitters on, weaning youngsters on indifferent product so they won't feel so bad about future Star Wars sequels.

If many elements of a business are exemplary, its customers will have high expectations for an ongoing level of goodness - and the instances of poor or indifferent service or product quality will be even more jarring and off-putting.

He went through a very public spat with his label, Atlantic Records, over the direction of his 2011 album Lasers, and was publicly indifferent about the finished product -- an indifference shared by many of his fans, who preferred the smart, uncompromising Lupe of his earlier albums to the guy who sampled Modest Mouse and relied on synths and simplistic hooks.

The benchmark model deals with cases in which the buyer of a product is indifferent to the heterogeneity in product quality.

Whether they are passionate consumers who study the newest products or indifferent ones who buy only the basics, people no longer view electronic devices as luxuries.

The result has been aptly described as a form of "neoliberal multiculturalism" (or "Benetton multiculturalism"): the equal right of all to market themselves and their culture, and to safely consume the cultural products of others, indifferent to issues of disadvantage.

Malebranche rejects Descartes' doctrine that the created universe is an arbitrary product of God's indifferent will.

Colt was apparently indifferent to the uses of his products; he sold arms to whoever would pay.

The man behind the soon-to-be-released product, Cedric Yau, seemed fairly indifferent to yoga philosophy when he spoke with me recently by phone from Los Angeles.

He was the first international conductor to take notice of John Luther Adams, years before Adams won a Pulitzer Prize for "Become Ocean". That said, the Double Piano Concerto, a quirky, pensive product from the Glass workshop, made an indifferent impression.