Sentence examples for marketing name from inspiring English sources
"Private equity apparently doesn't have as attractive a marketing name as activists".
The broadcaster's new marketing name will be "ICI," the French word for "here".
The government also allows Patagonian toothfish, real name, to be called Chilean sea bass, invented marketing name.
Westwood One closed Mutual on April 18 , 1999 but its newscasts continued under the marketing name of CNN Radio.
In foreign deals, brandishing an inexplicably attractive marketing name, he ignored his legal obligations to carry out due diligence and did deals with flagrantly corrupt business partners.
Having a better-functioning gate also lets more current flow when the transistor is on.In May Intel, an American chip giant (co-founded, as it happens, by Dr Moore), announced plans to commercialise a technological fix of this sort under the marketing name "Tri-Gate".
"While these marketing names might be glamorous, the Post Office tends to ignore them," Grace says.
I'm not usually one to get all giggidy about marketing names, but that is probably the coolest possibly name they could have come up with it.
Different marketing names for the same drugs--for example, the pain reliever called paracetamol in the United Kingdom is called acetaminophen in the United States--are enough to give foreign visitors headaches.
Marketing names lie outside the scope of the Cultivated Plant Code which refers to them as "trade designations".
In addition, cultivars may be associated with commercial marketing names referred to in the Cultivated Plant Code as "trade designations" (see below).
