Sentence examples for marketable value from inspiring English sources

"Much depends on how much waste you're producing, and whether it has any market value or can be turned into products with marketable value.

Emboldened, I progressed to a trickier lager variety, and was even considering the marketable value of "Ryan's Porter".

This result, in combination with interviewee concerns with poor battery quality, indicates that there is likely marketable value to the new products.

In the US, any item of any marketable value may be given to any registered charity, with the donor deducting the value of the gift from his taxable income.

There was, of course, the risk that the procession, the anticipation or which gave the room a marketable value, might, from some cause or other, never take place; but that risk passed to the defendant by the contract.

"Intangible property" is generally defined as "claims, interest and rights," Black's Law Dictionary 1217 (6th ed. 1990), and "property [that] has no intrinsic and marketable value, but is merely the representative or evidence of value, such as certificates of stock, bonds, promissory notes.... .. Id. at 809.

Based upon company projections for the April quarter, CMGI's consolidated enterprise value (current market value minus estimated cash and marketable securities plus debt) is around $850 million.

Shianogi's cash and marketable securities amount to roughly three-quarters of its market value.

The commercialization of human microbiome research, for example, has the potential to give a marketable exchange value to an individual's microbiome or bacteria.

These loans are either not marketable or there are no established markets for them, and hence no basis to account for them at current market values.

Simplifying it to make it marketable reduces the value of the words, making it impossible to apply in a manner that doesn't conjure a person or product.