Sentence examples for marketable qualities from inspiring English sources

(To this list of marketable qualities I'd add one with a softer edge: niceness, which the gig economy and its five-star rating system have made indispensable to everyone from cabdrivers to plumbers).

People from universities and within the company were recruited "to create stuff with both scientific significance and marketable qualities," Jacquier said.

Any music clubs that run afoul of city authorities for any reasons now regularly have their go-cup rights taken away (a la the stalwart St. Roch Tavern), and are burdened with 2 AM closing times, which is antithetical to New Orleans's famous nightlife go-cups anightlife go-cups being two of the city's most mandetable qualities.

Any music clubs that run afoul of city authorities for any reasons now regularly have their go-cup rights taken away (a la the stalwart St. Roch Tavern), and are burdened with 2AM closing times, which is antithetical to New Orleans's famous nightlife – go-cups and all-night bars being two of the city's most marketable qualities.

This in turn provides the high yields of conventionally produced plant products at consistently high marketable quality [4].

Results from the National Survey of Native Woodlands (Perrin et al, 2008) confirmed that only 3.8% of timber was of marketable quality.

As described in the introductory chapter, the use of chemical PPPs offers clear short-term benefits for the farmers (high, stable yields, and marketable quality) and also for consumers (secure supplies and low shop prices).

The effect of O3 treatment was determined after reaching marketable quality (ca. 10 weeks).

Set up in-house laboratory training, used capacity strengthening plan to lever additional resources, established a marketable quality checking service and training programme for lymphatic filariasis control.

The forests have potential for marketable timber.

The main advantages of DefH9-iaaM eggplants are: i) improved fruit productivity (at least 30 35%) under both greenhouse and open field cultivation; ii) production of good quality (marketable) fruits during different types of cultivation; iii) seedless fruit with improved quality.