Sentence examples for introducing new lines from inspiring English sources

Since 1958, Lego has constantly evolved and adapted to a changing world, introducing new lines and technology.

J. Crew's chief, Millard Drexler, took the company public again in 2006, introducing new lines like Crewcuts for children and the limited edition J. Crew Collection.

The presentation provided a good opportunity to share with this future market manager my philosophies on investing limited capital, introducing new lines of business, and investing in those businesses for scale and efficiency.

Patrick Gournay, the chief executive of Body Shop, ascribed the slip in profits to a misstep in phasing out old products and introducing new lines that proved less popular with customers, just as the company is facing stiff competition from other retailers, like Boots, in the niche market for environmentally correct products, like body washes, shampoos and soaps.

Ford is busy introducing new lines of light trucks.

Unite's Len McCluskey said he wanted guarantees to secure future production at the plant and for the company to look at introducing new lines.

Building trust means consumers will give a retailer the benefit of the doubt when it introduces new lines or own-branded products.

Price points, productions costs, fulfillment lead times, marketing these are all elements that have to be factored each time I introduce new lines.

Bank of America, American Express and JPMorgan Chase have recently either added annual fees to existing customers' accounts or introduced new lines of cards that come with fees as high as $99 a year.

Just ask Blackberry, Blockbuster, JCPenney, Volvo, etc. It's no longer just about introducing new products, line extensions and/or technological advances to strengthen your UVP.

Such familiar names as KitchenAid, Amana, G.E. Monogram and Modern Maid are all introducing new, top-of-the-line refrigerators.