Sentence examples for problem brands from inspiring English sources

That the word brandjacking can encompass both organised criminal gangs and a friendly made-up boy named Ben goes some way to explaining the depth of the problem brands face.

Prior to launching JOOR in 2010, I worked with brands including Chanel, Elie Tahari and Ann Taylor, where I initially identified the problem brands and retailers were experiencing in the buying process.

Except there was one problem: Brand never re-signed.

While O'Neal pointed to a lack of pride as the main problem, Brand mentioned other shortcomings.

If these people protested and fought against the discrimination being practiced against people of color on a daily basis with nearly as much energy, we could perhaps seriously tackle the problem Brand is trying to highlight in the first place.

The British press, unaware of her problems, branded her a choker.

Because of patent problems, brand-name drugs for first-line treatment do not come in 3-in-1 pills, and medicines that are deeply discounted for poor countries by their makers usually still cost more than generics.

"Those gigs have been banned, pulled because of threats from extremists that if I went there there would be problems," Brand told Radio 5live.

Social SEO is a real problem for brands.

As we've seen from Twitter username-squatting, this can be a problem for brands and celebs.

It does seem to solve a problem for brands and companies who want to add a presence to any links they send outside of their network.