Sentence examples for vibrant brand from inspiring English sources
Freed from Mr. Hussein's oppression, analysts say, Iraqi Shiites may well be eager to prove they can develop their own vibrant brand of their faith.
There was so much to celebrate: the fact that there was a major sporting occasion back in Christchurch and that the home side were playing such a vibrant brand of cricket.
But Europe is full of front-rank early-music groups and stylish young singers, so the vibrant brand of musicianship heard on the Ensemble Matheus's new recording of "Griselda" (Naïve), part of an avalanche of Vivaldi releases from the past few years, comes as no surprise.
This is an unparalleled opportunity for Marvel to build upon its vibrant brand and character properties by accessing Disney's tremendous global organization and infrastructure around the world".
It is not easy for scientists and teachers from other countries to understand the hold that religion has in the U.S., nor the lax attitude of policy-makers in the United States toward the religious right, which manages to influence and sometimes undermine the public educational system; and to prosper there, thanks to a very American vibrant brand of religion.
A healthy, vibrant brand carries images and associations that translate into long-term preference and "intangible" assets.
Californian Scott Coker and his Strikeforce brand have succeeded in a regional draw and in keeping CBS and Showtime interested, but the brand has not dislodged or competed directly with the UFC, and many people feel that in order for the sport to grow you need two vibrant brands to push competition and interest.
Unilever, which is also in the middle of a restructuring intended to shed some of its less-vibrant brands and stimulate better growth, announced plans last month to buy Ben & Jerry's Homemade for $326 million and Slim-Fast for $2.6 billion.
So you have to hand it to Martin H. Nesbitt, a former Chicago real estate investor, and Mark P. Wildman, a former beer marketing whiz, for coming up with the idea of positioning the lowly airport parking lot as a vibrant new brand.
Cheekiness aside, fans of HNNY will agree, it's an apt descriptor of the artist's vibrant, carefree brand of house music.
Mobile operators have been doing this for a while, and have made good progress in transforming themselves from stodgy utilities to vibrant consumer brands.
