Sentence examples for inherent brand from inspiring English sources

Although the fractional franchise model that MSI and PSI operate can be more rapidly scaled than a full franchise model, fractional franchising carries inherent brand risk.

Now, the ex-governor of Florida does have a great deal of natural political talent, but he suffers from an inherent branding challenge.

"What our research is telling us is that there are large risks inherent in brand extension - that's why we see so many failures," she said.

The law does not protect fashion design, but it does recognize the rights inherent in branding.

There are three main reasons: brand, inherent cost of materials and craftsmanship.

The look: High impact but with a purity and simplicity of design that's inherent to the brand.

So Walt Disney World isn't successful because of something inherent in the brand or some kind of subliminal Mickey Mouse messaging that grabs the attention of those who visit the World.

The line workers, especially in rural areas, often only have basic training, and have never been accustomed for instance to the risks inherent in deploying brand new technologies in that space, such as Lithium-ion battery which is categorized in all countries as hazardous because of chemically unstable electrolyte inside thus the fire risks.

I worried that the public shaming that inevitably follows these types of stories would crush her fiery spirit that society's inherent sexism would brand her with a bullshit scarlet letter for an act that was never meant to be public to begin with.

We think this goes to the spirit of what is inherent in the Harry Potter brand.

Getting big enough to see a path to monetizing without losing the inherent selectiveness of its brand promise looks like it's lining up to be Dice's post-Series A challenge.