Sentence examples for prize product from inspiring English sources

Once Topps's prize product, the brand had lost its cachet.

Cyras's prize product is its K2 fiber optic networking system that can be rapidly deployed in metropolitan areas.

Just after World War II, when entire accordion orchestras were fixtures in the festivities of Italian immigrants to the United States, Castelfidardo churned out its prize product by the tens of thousands.

McKemey, a lanky man who was dressed in a green madras shirt and khaki cargo pants, spends much of his time in Brazil, teaching local scientists how to manufacture the company's prize product.

They can now focus on their prize products (such as Exelis's night-vision goggles) as never before.

In addition, Sun has tried to increase the adoption of its software by giving away prized products under an open-source model.

Google+'s appalling, absolute inhuman detachment was probably deemed a necessary price tag attached to the shiny prize of product saturation.

Antenna Design, the firm responsible for the interfaces for MetroCard machines and JetBlue check-in kiosks, took the prize for product design.

Publisher's prize: Richard Marosi and Don Bartletti, Product of Mexico.

The economics underlying derivative products are so novel and significant that four of their innovators have won Nobel prizes".Derivative product" is to "molecule" in general as each of Mr Drucker's favourite financial products (for example, Eurodollars, Eurobonds and credit cards) is to a specific molecule.

Their food isn't fancy; in the new parlance, it's "ingredient driven," with all those prized organic products nicely showcased.