marketable

With the action sports, companies see the kids as marketable today.

I'm not sure they ever came up with a marketable product.

Which seems to bring us right back to the question we started with: is Europe actually marketable?

The play needs to be done quick or it's not marketable.

And since she is about to become marketable property, I have a voice in this matter.

Being able to do so now in different colors makes works more marketable, he said.

It seemed like such a simple - and marketable - idea.

He was, however, no longer marketable for a position in archaeology.

And he was too old to learn a new, marketable skill.

Within a month, each of his weaknesses was turned into a marketable power point.

Without these conditions my development would have been too expensive to be marketable.

She never attended high school and has no marketable skills.

It is this status which makes them popular and marketable.

And the more marketable drivers are the ones who can bring in the most money.

It was then edited down to a more marketable 85 minutes.

Also, I suspected they were the least marketable of items.

The goal of the school was to provide students with marketable skills for a changing society.

The wife, left to support the 6.8 kids, has few marketable skills, and nowhere to go to market them.

To some people, it was apparently too elementary to be marketable.

She sees the University as a very marketable and successful product.

Surveys show they are the most marketable players in the league.

When she retired in two years, this case alone would have made her marketable as an attorney.

"It's all about what is marketable and how to get people into the concert hall."

The reason may simply be the presence of more marketable artists on the scene.

That look, he predicted, would make the units more marketable.