Sentence examples for respective brand from inspiring English sources
Every snack they offered came individually wrapped, prominently displaying each item's respective brand".
The cases built their respective brand identities around adaptability to customer needs and the provision of a total solution.
U2 partnered with Apple, synergizing their respective brand power to double-promote How to Dismantle an Atomic Bomb and a special U2 iPod.
They're impressive, effective, multi-faceted, engaging, buzzworthy, and wonderfully support their respective brand positionings.
And so it would appear that both companies have taken their respective brand identities (and marketing strategies) into the court room.
He's buying Dow Jones because he always wanted the Journal and because News Corp. is uniquely positioned to build value in the company's respective brand names.
Both have done remarkably well commercially, probably because they offer clear extensions of the respective brands' existing principles.
While most of the time the heckles die down and people accept the new logo, there are also a handful of examples over the years that have had a negative impact on the respective brands.
The compositions of their respective brands of cigarettes calling for the use of more expensive tobaccos remained unchanged during this period of controversy and up to the end of the trial.
In addition, conveyance of certain images, embodied by and contained in respective brands through commercials and fashion magazines (copyrights), by respective cosmetics manufacturers to their customers may serve to form the brand image at the customers' side, which in turn serves as one of the criteria to determine purchase of the product.
In comments that were long on bold predictions but short on details, executives from the Coca-Cola Company and the fast-growing online music service Spotify said at a news conference in Manhattan that they would work together in a range of music-related projects and would use their respective brands to create new experiences for listeners.
