Sentence examples for selective brand from inspiring English sources

They were not realised, at least in part because the world had learnt from that dreadful decade the lesson that protectionism makes a bad situation worse.Yet a subtler change took place: unfettered globalisation has been replaced by a more selective brand.

But we had to be selective about brands on the site, and the photography and design had to match what our brand was going to be," he says.

He was somewhat selective about car brand, he said, but mostly he wanted a lower monthly payment.

As consumers, they are more demanding, more selective, and show less brand loyalty than the "high net worth individuals" who were the archetypal consumers of the old luxury.

Writing about why the Federal Arbitration Act of 1925 pre-empts the California law in question, Justice Scalia demonstrates both his pro-business bias and the selective nature of his brand of originalism.

Consumers will become more selective, looking for digital brands that offer unparalleled usefulness and connectivity, along with rich content and multiple relevant applications.

'Logo and brand selection'.

It's about choosing the brand carefully, being selective or doing it for a charity for example".

Controlling the brand means being selective about both the retail outlets and the licensees.

Dan Sanborn, Senior Vice President of Culture and Partnerships, who says the brand is highly selective when it comes to brand partnerships, believes the Grammy partnership reminds him of "the ultimate collaborations that make the Grammys great".

If only a few firms compete in a given product market, if the market is difficult to enter and if all leading firms adopt selective distribution, then competition between brands will not keep prices down and consumers will suffer.