Sentence examples for marketable side from inspiring English sources
"I guarantee that their ability to sell stuff that has a marketable side will make the BBC more likely to commission those sorts of programmes," says a rival in the business.
It's one of the many seascapes, or "marines," he made in the 1860s and '70s: a body of work many critics have dismissed as representing the more conventional, and marketable, side of this rebellious Realist.
The field plantings are tended until they attain marketable size.
"My father kept telling me to get a marketable skill on the side.
Hence, formal lenders, namely banks and cooperatives, may ration credit, request additional documents from and frequent visits by the borrower (leading to higher borrower-side transaction costs), demand marketable collateral, and favor production credit over consumption loan.
This help from people outside one's own field and the training that the CTSA program offers will allow students "to become more valuable, more knowledgeable, and more marketable because they will know both sides of the problem," says principal investigator of the Columbia CTSA program, Henry Ginsberg.
Cross-pollination is hampered by gaps in language, by preconceptions (on both sides), by label demands for a marketable product, by the suspicion that someone might be using someone, or that the wider audience being sought might be put off by music too far off their wavelengths.
Initial clinical trials with an H4R antagonist did show good efficacy with regard to pruritus, yet the side-effects encountered prevent its development as a marketable drug.
If you crossed St Francis of Assisi with Peyton Manning, added a dash of Errol Flynn and a side order of Forrest Gump, you couldn't order up a more marketable – and likeable – player to carry the MLS flag.
The unintended side effect of place-branding is that once you've turned a town or city into a marketable commodity, other people can start selling it too.
