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Management felt that a sequel would improve the kit's saleability.

Much of his work has lacked political glamor and, hence, saleability.

This allowed him to develop his personal art as he wished, absent of saleability considerations.

As this was a larger car, the minimum wheelbase legislation did not affect its saleability.

Even so, brokers say that the presence of asbestos should not affect the saleability or value of a house.

The magic realist writer with difficulty must reach a balance between saleability and intellectual integrity.

Then, using custom-designed software, they evaluate each title for saleability and set selling prices accordingly.

These options do not have any additional value on five-year-old cars but they do enhance their saleability.

Once there's a direct link to the saleability of the property, apathetic owners will be more likely to take home insulation seriously.

Major defects can result in the product's failure, reducing its marketability, usability or saleability.

As in the residential housing market this has a knock-on effect on the saleability of larger properties.'

Indeed, in this turbulent economic climate, dealers are struggling to strike the right balance between showmanship and saleability.

Légaré's relative financial freedom allowed him to paint as he pleased without having to worry about saleability.

It is used in property selling as a neutral, inoffensive color thought to maximize the saleability of a property.

In 1996, the department store Liberty gave Ghost more floor space than any other designer due to the popularity and saleability of the clothes.

Beaser: Your own good taste and saleability?

It took a few years for the concept to come to fruition, due to both technical problems with production and management's doubts about the product's saleability.

The distortive effects on engine design were seen to reduce the saleability of British vehicles in export markets.

Don't forget a soupcon of saleability.

The company had a good idea of the saleability and value of Nerco's oil and gas interests, he said.

Residents also expressed apprehension about the saleability of luxury condominiums immediately adjacent to the contaminated Mobil site.

The show championed agricultural improvement and the increased saleability of two local products, Cheddar cheese and cider.

Saleability (also called profitability) is a technical analysis term used to compare performances of different trading systems or different investments within one system.

De Palma gravitated toward the project and changed crucial plot elements based upon his own predilections, not the saleability of the novel.

"The tax increases can also affect salability of the apartments."

"The salability of a practice like mine is almost nil.

"Even a price reduction of $300,000 has not changed the salability," she said.

And all were clearly well below the limits of salability even in the most permissive market.

New York and Milan care about the salability of the garments.

But the art world has often criticized these new gallery companies as being too commercial, putting salability over artistic value.

Everything is about the salability of a career rather than doing the work you love doing."

I always remind people doing job searches that their state of mind has a lot to do with their salability.

Still, he keeps his hand in the publishing industry, advising editors on a book's subject matter and potential salability.

He considered the salability of a papal book.

The new Act applies to any legal aspect which affects the salability of a property and this is an important improvement.

"And to determine salability you need human judgment."

This Miles knew, so he stuck out his tentacles to maximize his salability.

He insisted the trades were primarily made to improve the team's performance on the ice, not to enhance its salability.

"I wish I had talked more about salability."

From this standpoint, markdown money can almost seem a saving grace, a second chance to prove the salability of a line.

In fact, the salability of such authors extends far beyond Europe, as the accompanying best-seller lists suggest.

I naturally couldn't assume the entire financial cost of the enterprise without making reasonably sure of the book's salability."

The team initially assess the property, and then proceed with a renovation to boost the property's appeal and salability.

Monsieur L'Bareaux was more interested in salability than historical significance.

Carmelo Pomodoro also seems to have gotten the knack of combining salability with strong fashion.

The fortunes of many people have become bound up with the ability of these companies to continue selling products whose salability is very much open to question.

"It's salability that counts," Hawks insisted.

With a nod and a sigh, Axhelm said, "Then we must develop a computer program that can determine salability."

"If one has fresh material, it certainly helps with salability," said James Roundell, a London dealer.