Sentence examples for stable brand from inspiring English sources

Yet there's something to be said for watching an institution before it becomes a stable brand, when there's still oddness and experimentation, and room for interesting mistakes.

Holding steady (S)—Models stable brand perception.

He had touted his empire as a stable brand franchise, not just another fashion business vulnerable to unpredictable declines.

These brands might have higher brand awareness and more stable brand positions in the global markets for internationalization compared to Asian brands.

Call me cynical, but after experiencing a YouTube shutdown firsthand, I've come to realize that it is near impossible to build a stable brand or presence on YouTube.

Since global fast fashion brands started internationalization earlier and they already secured a more stable position in global markets than the Asian brands, they might possess more experiential knowledge, higher brand awareness, or brand equity, which drives a stable brand position in the market.

Classic cartels are in dull, mature segments like glass and cardboard, where market shares are stable, brands cannot differentiate products and the cartel's members can easily check for anyone breaking ranks.

"Baby boomers view themselves as forever young, and they think taking pills feels like taking medicine and like a symbol of feeling old or sick," said Mike Burton, director of shelf stable brands at the Sunny Delight Beverages Company, which makes Elations.

Cheesecake Factory "remains one of the most insulated and stable brands in restaurants and should continue to outperform its casual dining peer group," Will Slabaugh, an analyst with investment banking firm Stephens Inc., said in an October research note.

Newsweek, now owned by a dubious outfit called IBT, pretends to be Newsweek, a venerable and stable journalistic brand, once owned by the Washington Post.

A hard-charging boss who spewed obscenities, Ms. Wachner won praise from investors for cutting deals and building a stable of brand names like Calvin Klein Jeans and Speedo swimsuits that brought in $2.25 billion a year in sales at its peak.