Sentence examples for is saleable from inspiring English sources

It is surely optimistic that, through air power alone, the West will be able to find a resolution in Libya that is "saleable" to Western publics, and yet not throw up some Karzai-type manufactured Western partner.

"The snow leopard doesn't turn up that often in markets, what the report authors have concluded is that it's a bit opportunistic, if a snow leopard is killed and the parts or the pelt is saleable it's almost like getting your own back for the livestock you've lost," TRAFFIC'S James Compton told the BBC.

Once you've signed with the right agent, you will work vigorously, sometimes for a year or two, to revise the novel until the agent thinks it is "saleable".

Euthanasia for a wasteful, late project would be saleable.

And the subject will continue to be saleable while it is so veiled in mystery.

Supplying donors who will be saleable is quite a burden for the banks, which say they accept only about 1 to 2percentt of donor applicants.

I'd brought enough for 500 copies, and after chucking away all the duds I was only left with about 100 that were saleable.

In those conditions, the only schemes that will be saleable are those which the Inland Revenue clears.The Treasury and the tax practitioners still have to settle the question of what amounts to a disclosable tax avoidance scheme.

He asks Mrs. Plath how she would "feel about U.S. publication of this now," adding that in a few years the book will "hardly be saleable," a mere "curiosity for students".

In the age of an increasingly unequal internet, where relationships and endorsements alike are saleable commodities, the rewards for tapping into our inner sociopaths have rarely been more tempting.

The California law requires the seller to provide a certificate of authenticity, attesting to these points -- without the certificate, the print may not be saleable.