Sentence examples for would be marketable from inspiring English sources

The restoration advocates claim to have expediency on their side: the twin towers would be "marketable," says Gardner.

Carl Weisbrod, the president of the Alliance for Downtown New York, said the Freedom Tower would be marketable to traditional downtown tenants like financial and law firms and new tenants like media companies and advertising agencies.

"You have to take a kind of coldhearted look at things around you and decide what would be marketable to someone else," said Jay Elhard, on furlough from his job as a media specialist at Acadia National Park in Maine.

Locking up Kemp was an implicit guarantee that Dodgers broadcasts in the foreseeable future would be marketable and, one hopes, worth watching.

"I felt that I did have a set of skills that would be marketable and I went out on my own, and it's worked out very well for me".

Both Tyldum and Moore, who won best adapted screenplay at Saturday's Writers Guild Awards, faced initial concerns from film financiers that a film about an unknown historical figure who commits suicide would be marketable to audiences.

"In our core markets, in America and Europe, a genetically modified banana would never be marketable.

Issuers thus were forced to seek credit ratings (or else their bonds would not be marketable).

Greenberg encouraged Alfonzo to accept the switch, reasoning that on next winter's free-agent market, Alfonzo would be more marketable if he could play two positions.

Lenders would wind up owning a portfolio of income-producing property that would be readily marketable to investors.

"If I had wanted to do something that would be more marketable, I think I wouldn't have had the same struggle".