Sentence examples for patented brands from inspiring English sources

Their most important business still involves obtaining discounts and rebates on patented brands.

After a decade under siege – with big pharma being accused of overpricing patented brands and blocking access to cheaper, generic and often life-saving drugs – GlaxoSmithKline committed to put chemical processes that it has intellectual property rights over that are relevant to finding drugs for neglected diseases into a patent pool so they can be explored by other researchers.

Hirst is the current market king, an artist whose patented brand few ambitious collectors can do without.

Not even Judy Davis' patented brand of Australian received pronunciation could make us believe that a grown-up had written this drivel.

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.

But the party also singles out China as the principal foreign thief of American patents, brands, technology and intellectual property.

The platform calls for trade agreements that protect U.S. interests and U.S. sovereignty and tough enforcement of violations of existing agreements, saying, "we cannot allow foreign governments to limit American access to their markets while stealing our designs, patents, brands, know-how, and technology.

(If Olivier had patented the brand of adorable spoiled-boy charm he exhibited on the stage in "No Time for Comedy," he might have had a career much like Grant's — and, indeed, in "Sleuth" Olivier played the sort of role which would then have been all that could be expected of him).

I never patented the brand.

A poor country with a severe AIDS epidemic, for instance, can provide inexpensive generic versions of HIV and AIDS drugs, rather than the pricey, patented, name-brand version.

These would include patents, brand names or superior technology.