Sentence examples for patented brand from inspiring English sources

But Arena football's patented brand of play also has many differences.

It is, rather, a showcase for Taylor's patented brand of live action role playing that bleeds into "reality".

The explosive laughter that greeted Mr. Hanks's feigned umbrage had much to do with his patented brand of genial sarcasm.

Finch b Samuels 16 (Australia 33-1) Marlon Samuels is the man that Sammy calls upon now to shoot down his patented brand of attitude-enhanced darts.

Mr. Wallace and his teams of producers — who researched, reported and wrote the stories — took on American Nazis and nuclear power plants along with his patented brand of exposés.

The performances are all quite good, and Jeffrey Tambor, who played the sidekick Hank ("Hey, now!") on "The Larry Sanders Show," brings his own patented brand of obsequious pomposity to his part as Mr. Salomone, the hotel manager.

The tactic, known as "pay for delay," involves business deals in which the makers of patented brand-name drugs pay generic competitors to delay the introduction of cheaper alternatives.

In this way, like patented brand-name drugs, Myriad's blockbuster model is vulnerable to introduction of competition with patent expiry or technological competition.

The Ministry of Health, Labor, and Welfare (MHLW) is promoting the use of generic drugs, introduced after the patent has expired and the original drug reexamination period (usually 8 years) has passed, instead of off-patented brand products, in order to reduce the financial burden for patients and the health insurance system (MHLW 2012b).

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Yet medical insurers and advocacy groups are increasingly questioning whether these patented, brand-name drugs are worth their high price, which far exceeds the cost of other over-the-counter and generic drugs traditionally used to treat arthritis.