Or is it just that seriousness has a slight marketing problem?
Moreover, with Renault factories running at low capacity, cars were pricey; the slightest market downturn led to losses, as happened in 1996, three years after the Volvo breakup, when Renault had a net loss of just over $1 billion.
Even the slightest marketing chicanery is liable to be instantly pilloried on a global network, especially when consumers are fearful and on edge.
So they can be slighted, marketed to, ignored, and otherwise mistreated?
So they can be slighted, marketed to, ignored and otherwise mistreated?
The Sept. 11 terrorist attacks deepened an already steep slide in chip sales for 2001, and any recovery in 2002 will be slight, a market research firm predicted.
Generic insulins experienced a slight decrease in market share caused by the market exit of the sole generic manufacturer just before the policy.
Perhaps because stocks are so hot, the Web has tended to slight the bond market in favor of the stock market.
Central Square, just off the Worcester Common was chosen with only slight opposition from "market gardeners who had been using the east end of the Common for their summer outdoor market".
