Sentences with phrase «is marketed as»

Today, the product is marketed as the popular Naked Juice.

A2 milk, which is marketed as a healthier alternative to standard white milk, is now one of the top 20 stock keeping units (SKUs) sold in Australian supermarkets.

It's taken too long to get around to reviewing coffee from one of the most well - known coffee farms in the world that is marketed as sustainable, Panama's Carmen...

Lauric acid is a valuable ingredient that is often removed from coconut oil, and the remaining oil left over is what is marketed as «liquid coconut oil» or «MCT Oil.»

The texture is not like a regular cookie, but I expected this given the fact it is marketed as a healthier alternative.

This red meat is marketed as «abundant in Omega - 3 fatty acids» with «TWICE the Omega - 3s of grass feed beef» and «up to 200x more than ordinary ground beef.»

Everything is marketed as fat - free, low - fat, reduced - fat or I - can't - believe - its - not - fat!

When this happens, our faith devolves into a business, where believers are seeing as customers, and Jesus is marketed as a product instead of worshipped as divine.

Most of that yoga is marketed as physical exercise as a health practice.

The pill, which is marketed as a preventer of stomach ulcers, is offered with another drug - mifepristone - by the NHS in terminations.

XRP is marketed as a valuable link between the world of traditional banking and digital currencies, supposedly designed to revolutionize how banks move cash across borders, making transactions faster and cheaper.

A free version, available for up to three users, is marketed as a CRM for entrepreneurs.

With a base price of $ 35,000, the Model 3 is marketed as an electric vehicle the average consumer can buyAuto analysts say...

This is important because the digital assistant is marketed as a butler for us.

The mattress is marketed as «perfect for daybeds, trundle beds, and bunk beds.»

In China the King of Beers is marketed as a «superpremium» drink for celebrations, much like Stella Artois outside Belgium.

With perhaps a hint of hyperbole, the Fusion is marketed as the «world's most advanced electric guitar,» but it does have some nice perks.

Though the shoe is marketed as a running platform, this open design keeps in line with its stylish contemporaries.

Although the plan is marketed as mandatory, a clause in the budget provides an escape by stating «those already participating in a comparable workplace pension plan would not be required to enrol in the ORPP.»

The app is marketed as a digital wallet that would allow users to store cryptocurrencies independently of an exchange, meaning users can access their money if things go wrong at the exchange.

But it is not a 25 percent return and should not be marketed as such.

The biotech received Food and Drug Administration (FDA) approval for its drug to treat the rare blood cancer acute myeloid lymphoma (AML), which will be marketed as Idhifa, on Tuesday.

The sweeter formula was a marketed as an improved replacement for the flagship soda, but the outcry was immediate and sustained.

Before then, Miller's beer was marketed as simply «Lite.»

One unique challenge that the German market presents is the Reinheitsgebot — sometimes called the «German Beer Purity Law» — that has been on the books for centuries and says for a product to be marketed as a beer, it can only use four ingredients: water, yeast, malt and hops.

The two ICOs in question were marketed as «REcoin» and «DRC,» and both were run by Maksim Zaslavskiy.

It's marketed as being an easy way to become a business owner — it takes relatively little startup capital, etc. — but Rose knows more people who have been burned by this investment strategy than people who have had a positive outcome.

Yogurt, a neutral food if ever there were one, went from being feminized to being marketed as protein - rich workout fuel for men.

There are some whole life insurance policies that are marketed as final expense insurance or burial insurance, which come at a low price.

Now, Ph.D. programs are marketing themselves as a card to any kind of thinking job even remotely related to that discipline.

Payday loans are marketed as a quick - cash solution for a brief period of time, but a lot of people can't make the payment when it's due.

If the market is «hot,» why is this house being marketed as «no money down» and why is a lender at the open house?

According to the first Magic Quadrant report on Content Marketing Platforms (subscription required) from research firm Gartner, the term will be dead within three years — because all content will be marketed as a way of attracting attention - limited audiences.

That and subsequent books were marketed as nonfiction.

The Rolling Stones tried to contrast their authenticity and their R+B music against «pop,» of which the Beatles were the most obvious example, but in truth, they were part of the same phenomenon: Stones - fandom was marketed as an alternative identity to Beatles - fandom.

She attends a national meeting of bridal consultants where attendees can take a whack at a piñata representing «the bride from hell,» travels to Aruba to learn about «destination weddings,» and visits struggling downtown Hebron, Wisconsin, where a financially strapped Methodist church is marketing itself as a wedding venue called «Chapel on the Hill.»

Artists like Third Day («the Christian Hootie and the Blowfish») and Rebecca St. James («the Christian Alanis Morissette») have been marketed as though they were low - fat cheese: «almost as tasty as the real thing — and better for you!»

He adds that when products are marketed as humane, it is often overselling and overstating.

Free - range means they have access to the outdoors, which means they could have animals raised by the hundreds or thousands with a little rickety door [to the outdoors] and that can be marketed as free - range.»

It's hilarious / sad that they're marketed as nutritious.

Looking at the stuff I used to drink I see it's marketed as an «irresistibly delicious, extra nutritious drink».

Even lotions that you buy in the store that are marketed as «natural» are not truly 100 % natural.

Food ingredients manufacturer Cargill has launched a new fine cocoa powder for use in the confectionery industry which can be marketed as a «pure chocolate».

«Agricultural products derived from animals treated with antibiotics shall not be marketed as organic in the U.S.»

Anyway, just on the whole James Beard thing - does anyone else get sick of vegetarian & whole food always being marketed as «healthy»?

It's marketed as an uber - healthy food: high in fiber, low in fat, complex carbohydrates... it even supposedly can help lower your cholesterol.

Products that are marketed as «health foods» are often tricky, typically loaded with tons of added sugars and weird ingredients.

Axiom Foods has developed an organic protein powder derived from sacha inchi called Incatein, which it is marketing as a one - stop - shop, premium plant protein...

This farm has just been certified organic (it takes three years), and will be marketed as such next year.

A lot of fast food options are marketed as being healthy, but unless you're the one doing the cooking it's difficult to control how much sugar or salt (or fat or energy or... you get the picture...) is in that bowl of superfood lentil stew with mixed grains from the healthy fast food chain next door to the office.