product mark

American  

noun

1. a trademark used on only one product.

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Example Sentences

Asked about the key difference in the new product, Mark Transky, the president of the company, said in an interview: “It’s about 15 percent stronger.”

From New York Times

Nationals first baseman Ryan Zimmerman, currently on the injured list, didn’t make it to Williamsport but did play with other future big leaguers while growing up, such as former Mets star David Wright and fellow University of Virginia product Mark Reynolds.

From Washington Times

In the Huskies’ 2020 class, West joins another tight end — 6-6, 250-pound Newport Beach, Calif., product Mark Redman — with a similar set of skills.

From Seattle Times

“General Motors believes the future is all-electric,” said GM head of product Mark Reuss.

From Slate

GM chief financial officer Chuck Stevens earned $8.1 million in 2015, the company said, while president Dan Ammann earned $11.8 million and executive vice president for product Mark Reuss earned $10.2 million.

From The Wall Street Journal