Definition of unmarketable in English:

unmarketable

adjective ʌnˈmɑːkɪtəb(ə)lˌənˈmɑrkədəb(ə)l

Not marketable.
a quantity of unmarketable surplus produce
Example sentencesExamples
- Nobody could have foreseen that Jay's termination would garner so much publicity in the industry, rendering him unmarketable and unemployed until the day of his death.
- It languished in post-production for nearly a year; British Lion and its new Managing Director, Michael Deeley, considered the finished film overlong and unmarketable.
- Recall the earlier example of the pharmaceutical companies that find only 1 of 1,000 compounds turn into a marketable drug; if they had no canceled projects they would either have 999 unmarketable drugs or no drugs at all.
- These are species other than the ones the farmers are raising, or they may be small, unmarketable fish of the same species.
- The hijackers drove without proper licences, violated immigration rules, left a plane sitting on an active runway and developed the unmarketable skill of knowing only how to make turns with a jumbo jet, not how to land it.
- If a pound was collected every time a promoter emerged without a proper mantle (or at the very least, a forgettable, unmarketable, rubbish one) then world poverty could be eradicated immediately.
- He used to record for Decca until they declared him unmarketable.
- My question is… not having a place to go to college next year, and with my main and totally unmarketable selling point being the ability to write, I find myself totally without a place to land.
- No real method has been established for unmarketable securities.
- Because of their location these trees could make it to a wider market only with considerable transportation costs which made them unmarketable outside of the general area.
- It attacks the large quantities of unmarketable fish that are discarded at sea, and describes how mammals and birds get accidentally tangled up in nets and drown.
- They and others were obviously quite unmarketable, so for every parrot sold many are discarded as unwanted and left to die.
- For example, codling moth larvae do not consume much of the apple that they infest, but they cause great esthetic damage by their presence and can render produce unmarketable.
- Many of you have heard or experienced the pantheon of paid advertisements - so called ‘infomercials’ - that appear regularly on stations trying to rid themselves of essentially worthless and unmarketable air time.
- ‘Too often, film or television projects from well-intentioned Christians are unmarketable, poorly executed and scarred with red flags that signify the work of an amateur,’ Hickox says.
- Because the missing ingredient, the unmarketable bit, is the person's mind.
- So basically what I think would be a great series is undoable, unmarketable and lacks wide appeal.
- Many services provided within private households are considered by many cultures to be unmarketable.
- Undeniably an artistic triumph, it was also their bleakest album since Pornography, and the record label considered it almost unmarketable.
- Not exactly ‘guilty,’ but definitely not off the hook, either - despite good production values and a good heart, Spirit of Wonder is dull, boring, and in the court's opinion, completely unmarketable.

Definition of unmarketable in US English:

unmarketable

adjectiveˌənˈmärkədəb(ə)lˌənˈmɑrkədəb(ə)l

Without qualities that attract sales; not marketable.
Example sentencesExamples
- Nobody could have foreseen that Jay's termination would garner so much publicity in the industry, rendering him unmarketable and unemployed until the day of his death.
- Undeniably an artistic triumph, it was also their bleakest album since Pornography, and the record label considered it almost unmarketable.
- So basically what I think would be a great series is undoable, unmarketable and lacks wide appeal.
- They and others were obviously quite unmarketable, so for every parrot sold many are discarded as unwanted and left to die.
- Many of you have heard or experienced the pantheon of paid advertisements - so called ‘infomercials’ - that appear regularly on stations trying to rid themselves of essentially worthless and unmarketable air time.
- The hijackers drove without proper licences, violated immigration rules, left a plane sitting on an active runway and developed the unmarketable skill of knowing only how to make turns with a jumbo jet, not how to land it.
- No real method has been established for unmarketable securities.
- Many services provided within private households are considered by many cultures to be unmarketable.
- My question is… not having a place to go to college next year, and with my main and totally unmarketable selling point being the ability to write, I find myself totally without a place to land.
- Recall the earlier example of the pharmaceutical companies that find only 1 of 1,000 compounds turn into a marketable drug; if they had no canceled projects they would either have 999 unmarketable drugs or no drugs at all.
- It attacks the large quantities of unmarketable fish that are discarded at sea, and describes how mammals and birds get accidentally tangled up in nets and drown.
- Because the missing ingredient, the unmarketable bit, is the person's mind.
- These are species other than the ones the farmers are raising, or they may be small, unmarketable fish of the same species.
- He used to record for Decca until they declared him unmarketable.
- ‘Too often, film or television projects from well-intentioned Christians are unmarketable, poorly executed and scarred with red flags that signify the work of an amateur,’ Hickox says.
- Not exactly ‘guilty,’ but definitely not off the hook, either - despite good production values and a good heart, Spirit of Wonder is dull, boring, and in the court's opinion, completely unmarketable.
- For example, codling moth larvae do not consume much of the apple that they infest, but they cause great esthetic damage by their presence and can render produce unmarketable.
- Because of their location these trees could make it to a wider market only with considerable transportation costs which made them unmarketable outside of the general area.
- It languished in post-production for nearly a year; British Lion and its new Managing Director, Michael Deeley, considered the finished film overlong and unmarketable.
- If a pound was collected every time a promoter emerged without a proper mantle (or at the very least, a forgettable, unmarketable, rubbish one) then world poverty could be eradicated immediately.

单词	unmarketable
释义	Definition of unmarketable in English: unmarketable adjective ʌnˈmɑːkɪtəb(ə)lˌənˈmɑrkədəb(ə)l Not marketable. a quantity of unmarketable surplus produce Example sentencesExamples Nobody could have foreseen that Jay's termination would garner so much publicity in the industry, rendering him unmarketable and unemployed until the day of his death. It languished in post-production for nearly a year; British Lion and its new Managing Director, Michael Deeley, considered the finished film overlong and unmarketable. Recall the earlier example of the pharmaceutical companies that find only 1 of 1,000 compounds turn into a marketable drug; if they had no canceled projects they would either have 999 unmarketable drugs or no drugs at all. These are species other than the ones the farmers are raising, or they may be small, unmarketable fish of the same species. The hijackers drove without proper licences, violated immigration rules, left a plane sitting on an active runway and developed the unmarketable skill of knowing only how to make turns with a jumbo jet, not how to land it. If a pound was collected every time a promoter emerged without a proper mantle (or at the very least, a forgettable, unmarketable, rubbish one) then world poverty could be eradicated immediately. He used to record for Decca until they declared him unmarketable. My question is… not having a place to go to college next year, and with my main and totally unmarketable selling point being the ability to write, I find myself totally without a place to land. No real method has been established for unmarketable securities. Because of their location these trees could make it to a wider market only with considerable transportation costs which made them unmarketable outside of the general area. It attacks the large quantities of unmarketable fish that are discarded at sea, and describes how mammals and birds get accidentally tangled up in nets and drown. They and others were obviously quite unmarketable, so for every parrot sold many are discarded as unwanted and left to die. For example, codling moth larvae do not consume much of the apple that they infest, but they cause great esthetic damage by their presence and can render produce unmarketable. Many of you have heard or experienced the pantheon of paid advertisements - so called ‘infomercials’ - that appear regularly on stations trying to rid themselves of essentially worthless and unmarketable air time. ‘Too often, film or television projects from well-intentioned Christians are unmarketable, poorly executed and scarred with red flags that signify the work of an amateur,’ Hickox says. Because the missing ingredient, the unmarketable bit, is the person's mind. So basically what I think would be a great series is undoable, unmarketable and lacks wide appeal. Many services provided within private households are considered by many cultures to be unmarketable. Undeniably an artistic triumph, it was also their bleakest album since Pornography, and the record label considered it almost unmarketable. Not exactly ‘guilty,’ but definitely not off the hook, either - despite good production values and a good heart, Spirit of Wonder is dull, boring, and in the court's opinion, completely unmarketable. Definition of unmarketable in US English: unmarketable adjectiveˌənˈmärkədəb(ə)lˌənˈmɑrkədəb(ə)l Without qualities that attract sales; not marketable. Example sentencesExamples Nobody could have foreseen that Jay's termination would garner so much publicity in the industry, rendering him unmarketable and unemployed until the day of his death. Undeniably an artistic triumph, it was also their bleakest album since Pornography, and the record label considered it almost unmarketable. So basically what I think would be a great series is undoable, unmarketable and lacks wide appeal. They and others were obviously quite unmarketable, so for every parrot sold many are discarded as unwanted and left to die. Many of you have heard or experienced the pantheon of paid advertisements - so called ‘infomercials’ - that appear regularly on stations trying to rid themselves of essentially worthless and unmarketable air time. The hijackers drove without proper licences, violated immigration rules, left a plane sitting on an active runway and developed the unmarketable skill of knowing only how to make turns with a jumbo jet, not how to land it. No real method has been established for unmarketable securities. Many services provided within private households are considered by many cultures to be unmarketable. My question is… not having a place to go to college next year, and with my main and totally unmarketable selling point being the ability to write, I find myself totally without a place to land. Recall the earlier example of the pharmaceutical companies that find only 1 of 1,000 compounds turn into a marketable drug; if they had no canceled projects they would either have 999 unmarketable drugs or no drugs at all. It attacks the large quantities of unmarketable fish that are discarded at sea, and describes how mammals and birds get accidentally tangled up in nets and drown. Because the missing ingredient, the unmarketable bit, is the person's mind. These are species other than the ones the farmers are raising, or they may be small, unmarketable fish of the same species. He used to record for Decca until they declared him unmarketable. ‘Too often, film or television projects from well-intentioned Christians are unmarketable, poorly executed and scarred with red flags that signify the work of an amateur,’ Hickox says. Not exactly ‘guilty,’ but definitely not off the hook, either - despite good production values and a good heart, Spirit of Wonder is dull, boring, and in the court's opinion, completely unmarketable. For example, codling moth larvae do not consume much of the apple that they infest, but they cause great esthetic damage by their presence and can render produce unmarketable. Because of their location these trees could make it to a wider market only with considerable transportation costs which made them unmarketable outside of the general area. It languished in post-production for nearly a year; British Lion and its new Managing Director, Michael Deeley, considered the finished film overlong and unmarketable. If a pound was collected every time a promoter emerged without a proper mantle (or at the very least, a forgettable, unmarketable, rubbish one) then world poverty could be eradicated immediately.
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