The phrase "statement product" is not grammatically correct and would not be usable in written English.
If you are referring to a product that makes a statement, you could say "statement-making product" or "statement piece". For example, "She wore a bright green jacket as a statement piece to make her outfit stand out".
But after allowing rivals to eat into its sales, Bugaboo felt the need to unveil a "statement" product, with a price to match.
Mothercare, which sells the buggies, also issued a statement: "Product safety is our highest priority at Mothercare and all products sold by us, including Maclaren buggies, comply with British or European safety standards where appropriate.
"Ostrichpillow was really about complete isolation and it was really a statement product… So different products have different use-cases and different functions, and also different social acceptances".
"We are not bringing out fashion statement products," he said.
The New York City-based nonprofit group teaches low-income and at-risk kids how to run a small enterprise business plans, P&L statements, product development, marketing through 11 chapters in nine states.
Ms. Lutz, the Living Essentials spokeswoman, said the bold "No Crash Later" statement on product labels was followed by a special mark.
The settlement, according to Toyota's statement, resolves product liability claims by the Saylor and Lastrella families against Toyota and the dealership.
The piece, introduced in 2005 by the University of Texas Wind Ensemble, is a major statement: the product of an enfant terrible grown into an elder statesman, his prodigious, provocative faculties razor sharp.
The chief priorities highlighted in the policy statement — the product of several days of tense negotiations between the coalition parties — include the extension of Greece's "fiscal adjustment period" by at least two years, to 2016, so that fiscal targets can be met without further cuts to salaries and pensions.
According to Groupon's statement, the product successfully piloted in Sacramento and Miami, and is now ready to roll out nationwide — in beta, of course.
The website didn't indicate that it would remove the ingredients Channel 4 found that could be used to make an explosive, writing in a statement that products on the site "must adhere to our selling guidelines and we only sell products that comply with UK laws".
