Sentence examples for long brands from inspiring English sources

For so long, brands have valued traits like "clever," "funny" and "witty" over traits like "honest," "trustworthy" and even "vulnerable". These qualities aren't mutually exclusive, of course, but brands must exhibit the latter three or consumers won't care about the former.

"For far too long, brands that use palm oil in their products have known of pervasive and severe labor abuses rife in the industry and have chosen to bury their heads in the sand," Robin Averbeck, a RAN senior campaigner, said this week.

Opponents of the war have long branded the invasion of 2003 illegal.

The move has been roundly criticised by the opposition Labor party, which has long branded Abbott as out of touch with women.

Long branded "online touts" by critics, the so-called "secondary ticket" websites are coming in from the cold, according to the head of Seatwave, the UK ticket reseller.

It buckled significantly in 2008, when WQCD-FM, the New York beacon long branded as CD101.9, switched to a rock format, like many other smooth jazz stations across the country.

"The U.S. government has long branded Huawei a threat.

Critics have long branded the #IPbill a "Snooper's Charter".

For too long, Brand has been saying that all we have in common is a sense of collective frustration and an uncertainty about what to do next.

The benefit is a win-win because Amazon can manage retention, gain life-long brand ambassadors, and build future talent (in different areas).

Each month Ksubaka's platform delivers 500 million ten second-long brand exposures that generate 15 million completed engagements across 1,500 locations in China and southeast Asia.