Sentence examples for market tricks from inspiring English sources

Re "How The Food Makers Captured Our Brains" (Well, June 23): It is not necessarily true that knowing how the food market tricks us into eating certain foods will stop you from eating them.

Actually, Nike, like Callaway, was built on technological innovation, not marketing tricks.

"I actively resorted to all manner of marketing tricks," he said, as if standing before the congregation to confess.

Mr Nasser points out that marketing tricks are often necessary in a market where the other main factors--demand and capacity--are very difficult to budge.

And even bands that use all the right Internet marketing tricks can fail to find a way to get to the next level.

It is estimated that the major studios have spent $60 million£42m2m) on newspaper advertising, billboards and other less public and less legitimate marketing tricks.

INSTEAD of charging more for a product, publishers are likely to use newly relaxed circulation rules and a grab bag of marketing tricks to lower prices.

Shouldn't it have a killer festival, one that can use some sleight of hand -- marketing tricks, or a persuasive guiding consciousness -- to present dazzling things to an audience that perhaps doesn't know it wants them?

At present there is a worrying lack of independent scrutiny of infant and young child formula, as well as growing frustration about the industry marketing tricks and misleading claims being pushed on parents and health professionals alike".

Uefa will surely pull out all the usual branding and marketing tricks, and there will be banners and fanzones and only one type of low alcohol beer available, just as we found in France.

The job now is to persuade people that they are buying these qualities when they purchase Scottish-made goods and services and to banish unhelpful images like drunkenness, football violence, sectarianism and union militancy.History shows that such marketing tricks can work.