Sentence examples for risk brand from inspiring English sources
Luxury companies are occupying all the duty-free space that they can, says Pedraza. However, they need to commit to service at the highest level or risk brand erosion. Pedraza finds service at Londons Heathrow constantly stellar, but hes had a less-than-positive experience at Pariss Charles de Gaulle.
This Hatch-Waxman-type provision was felt to risk brand name manufacturers "evergreening" soon-to-expire pharmaceutical patents, as had occurred after comparable regulations were introduced in jurisdictions such as the US and Canada[ 11].
These structures are important for successful implementation of executive functions during decision making under risk (Brand et al., 2007), and the ventromedial PFC is crucial for overall successful task performance and learning to win (Lawrence et al., 2009).
Sex workers in NSW have vowed to fight any move towards a licensing system or register, which they say have failed in other states and risk branding workers with a lifetime of discrimination and stigma.
He confirmed that 'public opinion' sensitive LPs are one reason behind this, and notes that "headline risk", "branding risk" and "explaining to family risk" are some others.
In opposition the Tories began considering the policy on Muslims, which critics say risks branding many as extremists even though they do not espouse violence.
To reduce the risks, brands must implement robust security measures and proactively monitor any online attacks or infringements so that threats can be addressed early, before any significant damage is done.
Seasoned fans' despondency goes deeper than a summer of stagnation that, with a week until the transfer window closes, has produced only the striker Loïc Rémy on loan, while Arsenal's bid for Yohan Cabaye, rejected at £10m, risks branding Newcastle as a selling club.
Critics of the policy have said it risks branding around a third of children failures at the very start of their school careers.
"Banks are really concerned about their headline risk and brand risk," he said.
Depictions of men as hen-pecked, and proctological allusions may not be to everyone's taste, but that is a risk the brand is willing to take.
