Sentence examples for any marketable from inspiring English sources

Almost any marketable metal extracted from wastewater could prove profitable.

A handful of jewelers, eager to promote any marketable niche, have begun trading on this trend.

Any marketable product is subject to innovation, and yoga is no exception.

A quote from the former general manager Theo Epstein backs him up: "They told us we didn't have any marketable players, the team's not exciting enough," Epstein says.

In the US, any item of any marketable value may be given to any registered charity, with the donor deducting the value of the gift from his taxable income.

Within the next year I'll bet you that in New York alone, we will have enough state senators under indictment to fill a small stadium, and none of them have any marketable job skills whatsoever.

They are men (and only men) without much formal education, often without any other marketable skill.

Shine, whose writing style defines "gentle humorist," takes aim at the Great Recession and the unemployment epidemic in his latest novel, chronicling the weird journey of a man who held the same job for nearly two decades, and was then cruelly cast aside without any other marketable skills.

Just about any worker with a marketable skill has by now caught on to corporate America's worst-kept secret: managers are desperate to attract talent and even more desperate to hold onto it.

"Artisanal bowl-maker" is not a marketable profession, in any demo.

DESPICABLE criminals, eye-popping sums of money and doughty defenders of the law are a marketable mix, as any comic-book author can attest.