Meanings of sellable in английском

The problem is Leyton Orient are no longer a very sellable club.

Whether that is sellable to Athens' euro zone peers remains to be seen.

That England's opener on Wednesday night is against Scotland, adds another sellable dimension.

They are a sellable ideal with attempted replications scattered all over the globe.

It's not sellable to the football public as it is.

A key Celtic strength lies in their sellable assets.

It still is about marketing and marking black people as commodities, as sellable, as objects.

In 2018, news.com.au reported on the struggles charities faced when trying to get sellable furniture from Aussies.

It's this mix of "contemporary reality" and nostalgia that Prada believes will make it sellable.

On long sea voyages with no refrigerators, wine keeps better than water and is also a very sellable commodity.

Unless it was economically plain that it would be good for Britain, it was simply not politically sellable, i.e.

They remove kidneys, lungs, pieces of liver, even corneas, bones, tendons, heart valves, skin and other sellable human bits.

So there is a hard, narrow route to a sellable deal for May to tread in the risky days ahead.

But the final version also will not consider municipal debt as easily sellable, according to the person familiar with the process.

As Martin Wolf explains, A necessary, albeit not sufficient condition, then, is a politically sellable vision of a prosperous low-carbon economy.

BEIJING (Reuters) - Liu Yang is among tens of thousands of migrant workers who scour Beijing bins for sellable scraps.