Sentence examples for net brand from inspiring English sources

A variant of the packet-based system called Cellular Digital Packet Data, or C.D.P.D., is being introduced in the United States by AT&T Wireless Services, under the Digital Pocket Net brand name.

To this net brand earning number, we applied the average price-to-earnings multiple over the past three years to arrive at the final brand value.

The purchase is the foundation for what will be known as the Go Network, Disney's bid to entrench itself as a net brand.

To this net brand earnings number, we applied the average price-to-earnings multiple over the past three years to arrive at the final brand value.

(Brands are crucial when it comes to beverages and luxury goods, but not so much, say, with airlines, when price and convenience are more important). To this net brand earnings number, we applied the average price-to-earnings multiple over the past three years to arrive at the final brand value.

(Brands are crucial when it comes to beverages and luxury goods, but not so much, say, with airlines, when price and convenience are more important). To this net brand earning number, we applied the average price-to-earnings multiple over the past three years to arrive at the final brand value.

These days, it is those big net brands and not rival online retailers that are probably its main competitors.

Other well-known net brands have also eschewed TV in favour of other forms of traditional advertising, in particular outdoor posters.

Cassar is skeptical about that plan, however, not because membership fees won't provide enough revenue, but because he anticipates Value America will soon be up against behemoth net brands like Amazon in the consumer goods space.

What isn't clear yet is how well the Un-Carrier scheme is working: T-Mobile added 3,000 net branded customers during the quarter, but lost 199,000 postpaid subscribers and added 202,000 prepaid users.

One of the few dissenters, Adrian Wojnarowski of Yahoo.com, preferred to proclaim him one more clueless owner adding to the Nets' history of incompetence, but The Newark Star-Ledger's Dave D'Alessandro was most poetic in describing the Nets' peculiar brand of chaos and said Prokhorov looked like the "stern headmaster in a really wacky private school".