Sentence examples for less marketable from inspiring English sources

"Somehow, I'm less marketable than Magnus.

Some students and faculty members fear the decision will make graduates less marketable.

Mr. Manzanares that he saves some of his less marketable cuts for the local Navajo.

Probably Nightmare Week, which it was for the Knicks, seemed a bit less marketable.

Less marketable, true, but definitely the kind of naughtiness more worthy of the ladies in question.

The bottom 85percentt is likely to be made up of people with less marketable workplace skills.

Everyone else had to use the slightly-less-marketable term "bread wine".

The economic crisis, which Mr. Obama last fall declared a "final verdict" on the anti-government philosophy that George W. Bush and Mr. Reagan shared, has made Reaganism less politically marketable than at any time in a generation.

But there's a chilly glint in those perfectly made-up eyes, and the ease with which Regan joins in the trash talk about Becky suggests that serious frustration fuels her petulant whining about the improbability of her less obviously marketable friend getting married before she does.

The inspiriting truth is that, while most of the media attention and dollars continue go to the overhyped fare that is more branded entertainment than art, American playwriting that strives to tell subtler if less handily marketable truths is in surprisingly strong shape.

About 380 corporations urged the Supreme Court to support gay marriage in 2015, including many of the biggest players in tech, finance and, yes, "global security," but Dobbs and other activists regret that marriage equality replaced other, less easily marketable issues that the gay liberation movement once championed, like anti-racism and anti-capitalism.