Sentence examples for most saleable commodity from inspiring English sources

"Its most saleable commodity is self-love".

As a salesman it is out on its own, and its most saleable commodity is self love".

Mr. Kerry's best hope is that Mr. Bush, in his zeal to protect his ownership of that day, the most saleable commodity of his presidency, will keep the Clarke story alive indefinitely on television, as, so far, he seems determined to do.

It's not the recent successes of the Winehouses and the Duffys that have turned his head: the majority of the album was made three years ago, before Back to Black made retro-sounding new-school soul one of the most saleable musical commodities.

Tyson Fury and Dereck Chisora will bring a saleable commodity to the ring if and when they meet again: unpredictability.

"As a saleable commodity, Milan is the perfect place for Beckham," Foot said Friday in a telephone interview from Milan.

The imminent departure of Celtic's most saleable asset, Virgil van Dijk, hardly helps the manager's cause.

Sadly, Ms. Reilly is not a saleable commodity for a Broadway that increasingly seems to take its casting cues from Us Weekly.

Plus, their oeuvre is almost exclusively painting, which remains the market's most saleable medium.

The ascendancy of rock 'n' roll itself surely contributed to that, killing jazz singing as a saleable commodity just as Ms. Stallings was coming of age.

But Rik Ferguson, a computer security consultant at Trend Micro, said: "This has all the hallmarks of commercial criminal activity going for a saleable commodity.