marketable

Modifies a noun

• commodity: He was a marketable commodity, even for the bourgeois houses.
• surplus: The smaller the farm, the greater is the need for higher productivity and marketable surplus to enable a family have some cash income.
• grain: We have state farms which yield a surplus of not less than 60 per cent of marketable grain.
• yield: In severe cases a loss in marketable yield has been reported.
• security: CAT has invested funds that are surplus to its requirements in interest bearing marketable securities.

Modifying Another Word

• highly: Green was also linked with a move to Leeds to replace their highly marketable young keeper Paul Robinson.
• readily: These forms of investment provide a simple method of investment in a readily marketable manner.
• easily: Following in the wake of the popular Charlie's Angels feature films it certainly should have been easily marketable.
• very: For students, the skills and experience gained in the Resource Center can be very marketable.
• not: Education is not Marketable One problem for the model of consumer choice in education is that it operates maximally in urban or suburban environments.
• commercially: Further development of this device to make it commercially marketable is possible, and research into similar fiber optic devices is envisaged.

Used with adjective complement

• become: The tie up with Coca Cola worth some £ 50m over three years was to help the Football League become more marketable.
• remain: It is your responsibility to keep your skills up to date, so that you remain highly marketable.