Sentence examples for capable of being sold from inspiring English sources
Security for loans must actually be capable of being sold under the normal conditions of the market, at a fair market value and also with reasonable promptness.
Many businesses capable of reorganization are being sold or liquidated rather that reorganized, with attendant loss of jobs and goods and services for the economy.
In economic terms, electricity (both power and energy) is a commodity capable of being bought, sold, and traded.
A total of 30.587 highway-capable plug-in electric vehicles were sold in Japan in 2013.
The only question was whether it was at Rutland so as to be capable of sale there, and whether it was sold there.
Coase's suggestion was to change the rules so that these harmful effects become commodities that are capable of being bought and sold too.
Suncor recently acquired a refinery in Denver capable of processing the oil so it can be sold throughout the United States.
The next Picanto will be offered with 1.0 and 1.2-litre petrol engines; variants capable of running on bioethanol or LPG will be sold in certain national markets.
While Nick Clegg commented on the pages of the Guardian earlier this year that the UK was a "beacon for human rights", his business secretary was authorising companies to sell chemicals capable of being used to make nerve gas to a country in the middle of a civil war.
Google was a consumer brand known mostly for its search engine, no one thought it was capable of selling enterprise software, a space that was ruled by Microsoft.
