Sentence examples for slim brands from inspiring English sources

One reason may relate to use of the pack as a marketing tool (especially in places where there are restrictions on traditional or direct advertising, promotion and sponsorship) – for example, the globalization of "Slim" brands based on Virginia Slims, developed more than four decades ago – a trend which is now increasingly visible in many emerging markets.

Sure, there are better ways to spend your money: Profits are slim, brand loyalty precarious.

At the same time, PM planned to launch a super slim product that would gain market share from Finesse, recognised as the only imported brand with a high share of female smokers (16%): "Since Finesse has a higher appeal to higher income female, a well-refined image for a Super slim brand with an acceptable product may have a chance to gain smokers from Finesse" [ 78].

Slim-Fast, the Unilever owned slimming brand, has been accused of exploiting the sixtieth anniversary of the D-Day landings in its latest advertising campaign.

Other acquisitions in the space this year include fitness gear brand Under Armour bagging health and fitness trackers Endomondo and MyFitnessPal back in February; and in May the Weight Watchers slimming brand picking up fitness app, Hot5.

The Slim Jim brand had a 21.4 percent share of the $1.59 billion dried meat snacks market, according to data for the 52 weeks ending Sept. 9 from SymphonyIRI Group, a market research firm whose data does not include Walmart.

No one minded, or was too busy getting one over on the men to mind, that a fair whack of the money came from the tobacco company Philip Morris Inc, parent company of Virginia Slims, the brand that gave its name to the tour.

* S. Daniel Abraham - billionaire creator of Slim-Fast brand, chairman of S. Daniel Abraham Center for Middle East Peace.

Young women looking at cigarette packs branded "slim" are more likely to believe that the contents can help make them slim.

The company also churns out the Basic, Virginia Slims and Funkadelic Parliament brands of cigarettes.

Butttt it still seems like those slim-cut J. Brands you've been hiding under your lofted BYU-I dorm bed are a no-no.