Sentence examples for was marketable from inspiring English sources
adjective
Of or pertaining to marketability; capable of being marketed.
- The quality and scarcity ensured that the product was eminently marketable.
Not just any video, he wanted one that was marketable, biracial, and "that's got staying power," he said, pounding a fist on the table.
Geffen Records had found a pop star who could make party music that was marketable yet adventurous — the perfect antidote to the high angst of early-nineties grunge rock, whose popularity was beginning to wane.
But if Dolan can tune out the ramblings of his good friend, the Lord (Isiah Lord Thomas), he may want to remember who assembled the cast that in the end was marketable enough to allow the deal.
How interesting that a middle-aged man with a respectable career threw over what he had been doing, which was marketable if nondescript late Mannerism, to suddenly remake himself in the style of a younger painter.
For the next sixteen years, Selden kept his application pending in the Patent Office, using his professional skills to draw the process out, amending the application now and then, waiting for the men who were actually building automobiles to produce one that was marketable.
His office was marketable, and in 1726 he sold it, a move that served both to reestablish his fortunes, depleted by life in the capital, and to assist him, by lending colour to his claim to be resident in Paris, in his attempt to enter the Académie Française.
"In our core markets, in America and Europe, a genetically modified banana would never be marketable.
It is starting to be marketable.
"She ought to be marketable," he said.
Fuel and charcoal are marketable products.
