Sentence examples for persistent brand from inspiring English sources
The globalization of soccer and of course, the birth of MLS has caused such change, yet the hope of the organization and presumably their ambitious sponsors (who declined to discuss the exact size of the deal), is that the Cosmos is a uniquely persistent brand.
This highlights a persistent brand management paradox: otherwise successful national brands that are well regarded but struggle to develop lasting brand loyalty.
For in all its iterations since it was introduced to the world in January 1984 the Macintosh, then such sequels as the Mac II, PowerBook, Power Mac, iMac the world's most persistent computer brand has done the most for all computer users.
He offered a general apology for what the trustees and Brand called "persistent and systematic" abusive behavior.
He offered a general apology for what the trustees and Mr. Brand called "persistent and systematic" abusive behavior by Mr. Knight, a Hall of Fame coach who has won three national titles in his 29 seasons at Indiana, becoming an icon in the state.
When I complained about my persistent symptoms I was branded a hypochondriac.
And their advice for any other retail entrepreneurs: "Be persistent, know your product and brand inside out when confronting a potential buyer at any retail outlet.
Watchdogs are monitoring 60 of the most persistent offenders, including some household brand names, while fines of up to £2m can now be issued.
The service essentially does the same thing as Baggg.it – you dump items into a persistent shopping bag – but the branding is completely rethought and the technology is far smoother.
Through trade talks, meetings with foreign governments and negotiations with multiple U.N. bodies, the Obama administration has aggressively pursued policies that prevent poor countries from accessing low-cost generic versions of expensive name-brand medications, despite persistent calls from Doctors Without Borders for the White House to reverse course.
A topic that deserves particular attention is the persistent overuse of what has been branded as sliding scale insulin (SSI) for management of hyperglycemia.
