Sentence examples similar to marketable advantage from inspiring English sources
'marketable advantage' is correct and usable in written English
You can use it to refer to an asset or quality that a company or other entity has and that can help it to gain a competitive edge in the marketplace. For example: "By focusing on providing quality customer service, the company hopes to gain a marketable advantage over its competitors."
Mr. Gore's special problem is that his senior partner's main achievement -- the best economic record in modern times -- ought to be a highly marketable political advantage.
T6 and T3, respectively, had a marketable yield advantage of 107.44 and 92% over the control, 18.68 and 9.73% over the sole mineral fertilizer (T7); and 26.79 and 17.35% over the sole vermicompost (T8) treatments.
In addition to being cheaper than meat, soya has (at least in America) the added advantage of being marketable.
As it turned out, however, commerce and its relentless push for comparative advantage merely rebranded nationalism as another marketable commodity.
Multi-disciplinary programs can also be an advantage, Halasz said, but doesn't automatically make the candidate more marketable.
From an economical standpoint, the main advantages conferred to eggplant by the DefH9-iaaM gene are: i) production of marketable fruits under environmental conditions adverse for fruit-set and growth; ii) reduction of cultivation costs (energy, phytohormones and labor) necessary for off-season and open field eggplant cultivation; and iii) enhancement of fruit quality.
But Wu said producers also wanted to take advantage of high-caliber crews that, along with the iconic Hollywood locations, will help make the movie more marketable in China and elsewhere.
Four renounced designers have joined our endeavors by designing new marketable products from palm midrib mats using the uniqueness of palm midrib texture-in comparison with wood- as a competitive advantage.
Susan had no marketable skills.
But I have marketable skills.
