Sentence examples for wrong brand from inspiring English sources

If they bring the wrong brand they won't be admitted or given care.

Cigarettes banned – for being the wrong brand Organisers of yesterday's game in Hambantota couldn't make their minds up.

Presumably, those imperfections do not include buying the "wrong" brand of soy milk.

There were also concerns about upsetting his sponsor, Cervélo, if we rented the wrong brand of bike.

I suppose it's possible that some mischievous or short-sighted newsagent might give you the wrong brand when they all look the same.

Even if I wrote down the specifics, my parents would come back with the wrong box of cookies or the wrong brand of chips.

Of aligning yourself with the wrong brands.

Another important lesson the ECB could learn from Welsh rugby is not to underestimate the negative impact the wrong branding of a team could have on a parochial sporting audience.

"Attendances have been poor, the only time they have got big crowds has been for the local derbies". Another important lesson the ECB could learn from Welsh rugby is not to underestimate the negative impact the wrong branding of a team could have on a parochial sporting audience.

When something goes wrong, brands often blame the creatives or the contractor for campaign failure when in fact mismanagement from a project manager is more often to blame.

E.g., "Trump Wrong to Brand China a Currency Manipulator," Nikkei Asia Review.