Sentence examples for linked to branding from inspiring English sources

Graffiti is now so closely linked to branding products that it's lost its edge, but FLIP THE SCRIPT: A Guidebook for Aspiring Vandals and Typographers (Gingko Press, $35), by Christian P. Acker, is an admirably researched oral history and tribute to its rebellious roots.

Whereas haute couture today is inevitably linked to brand building and aimed toward producing dresses for a privileged few, for Mr. Lacroix, the stage has a wider purpose.

Primary outcome: the salt content of household food purchases will be assessed using supermarket till receipts linked to brand-specific food and nutrient information from the SaltSwitch app (see Intervention section).

That means that 80% of the club's revenue is linked to the branding of the Premier League and Manchester United as a club.

Brevik attributes this success to the natural passion Alvarrez exudes for the brand: something that is certainly linked to the brand being a collaborative effort between the influencer and the company.

"The difficulty is that many museums don't want to be linked to commercial brands," Mr. Guten added.

The images, which the advertising watchdog said were linked to the brand's "School Days" and "Back to School" ranges, were edited so "the focus was on her buttocks and groin rather than on the skirt being modelled".

It is this strange concoction, then – historic names linked to young brands; aims based on the past; and on-field success being the instinctive marker – which makes distinguishing the achievements of Cosmos Chapter Two a little tricky.

Georgia's actions were linked to its brand's DNA.

You might write a journal commentary, perspective paper, or review linked to your brand.

"Those are two key areas for us where we really think entrepreneurship is very strongly tied or linked to our brand.