Sentence examples similar to marketable status from inspiring English sources
During his opening, he alluded to his most-marketable status by joking that he had accomplished two of his life goals: his team, the Colts, winning a Super Bowl and his appearance on over half of America's television commercials.
Under the light of our results, destination language training directed towards immigrants at the lower segments of the earning distribution should be combined with courses that promote the development of marketable job skills intended to improve their labor market status.
But imagine that the islanders we have been considering do not yet know their marketable talent or health status, though they do know the distribution of earnings power and health conditions and disabilities across the population.
In his influential essay, The New Hollywood, film historian Thomas Schatz notes that Jaws "recalibrated the profit potential of the Hollywood hit and redefined its status as a marketable commodity and cultural phenomenon as well".
Scholar Thomas Schatz writes that it "recalibrated the profit potential of the Hollywood hit, and redefined its status as a marketable commodity and cultural phenomenon as well.
Yet, the achievement of some competencies, incrementally, may provide individuals with skills that are marketable well before they achieve their professional status (such as micro-specialisms).
But I have marketable skills.
Susan had no marketable skills.
Others aren't as marketable.
"We're a marketable brand.
