Sentence examples for marketability at from inspiring English sources

But Livestrong spends massively on advertising, PR, and "branding," all of which helps preserve Armstrong's marketability at a time when he's under fire.

So this fall, he will sharpen his marketability at Rutgers' new master's program in Jewish studies (think teaching, museums and fund-raising in the Jewish community).

What is often left a positions in scores of smaller issues with limited marketability at best.

Ronaldo's immense marketability was at the centre of a legal issue that arose in June 2017.

Introducing the novel-within-a-novel, supposedly published in 1974, the anonymous editor tells us it was "hardly fit for the fiction market at the time (or at any time) but was publishable because of the marketability of the so-called backstory".

Having come up as a marketer at Universal Pictures, which he ran from 2009 to 2013, Fogelson believes that seventy-five per cent of a movie's success is due to its marketing and its marketability.

Today, scientists targeting industry can choose from a variety of specialized training courses, which can make a big difference in their "marketability" for jobs at biotechnology, pharmaceutical, medical device, and other firms offering scientific employment opportunities.

The results showed that vermicompost significantly increased germination rates (176 %) and improved the marketability of fruits at 40 and 100%% substitution rates due to the lower incidence of physiological disorders (blossom end rot and fruit cracking).

But studios test the marketability of their material at screenings, many in suburban Los Angeles malls, where typical moviegoers share their responses.

David B. South, head of the Monolithic Dome Institute and a builder of dome houses, schools and athletic facilities of his own design, said his Texas-based company was erecting as many as 100 homes a year until regulations like the Dodd-Frank Act took effect, forcing banks to look harder at the marketability of the homes they were underwriting.

They have amassed a loyal fan base, and rightfully so — many Web series are funnier and edgier than the big-budget productions constrained by studio brass looking at profits, marketability and long-term business outlooks.