Sentence examples for marketable internationally from inspiring English sources
As Mr. Barlow would do a few years later, he pulled out most of his vines, replacing them with varietals and more reds, which he thought would be more marketable internationally.
Naked also turned Thewlis - who was, with all due respect, a nobody, even in Britain - into an internationally marketable star.
The challenge for black British film-making is to bring work of quality to the table that tells our own story in a way that is internationally marketable.
There is concern that as a result Kenya will have a more qualified nursing workforce which is more marketable locally and internationally, and less willing to work in rural areas.
In poor countries that are unable to pay and retain internationally marketable health professionals, is it a feasible option to consider delegating critical skills and functions to less academically qualified practitioners?
Prosperity may belong now to those with internationally-marketable and scarce skills, as inequality grows between that elite and the others who face international competition for jobs, but who are ill-equipped to face it.
This has led to higher educational reforms among universities aiming to produce unique and marketable education programs, locally and internationally.
The Persian Gulf war, the first war to be televised internationally and live, created a new generation of telegenic generals, far more marketable than those before them.
Susan had no marketable skills.
But I have marketable skills.
