marketable value

Not a single one of those houses have any material of marketable value.

This would give a marketable value to undeveloped land.

These "inventions" obviously do have marketable value in a real product because otherwise there'd be nothing worth suing for.

To add a spice of verisimilitude, "college paper" (like poker chips) had an actual marketable value.

Did Len Bias feel the dreadful chasm between his status and all the other young people with no marketable value?

It will now only have any marketable value if the team are any good, which unfortunately they are not looking in any danger of being in the foreseeable future.

Miss Green-shaw appeared to have no fear of burglars, and was probably justified, as most things in the house weighed several tons and were of no marketable value.

All these figures are down more than 25 percent from the boom years earlier in the decade, but most breeders seem happier now, because marketable value has replaced wild speculation in setting prices.

He hadn't a piece of real estate that was not covered with mortgages, even to the wild tract which Philip was experimenting on, and which had, no marketable value above the incumbrance on it.

The Court held that where a person has marketable value in their likeness and it has been used in a manner that suggests an endorsement of a product then there is grounds for an action in appropriation of personality.

Unlike most metropolitan areas that recognize the esthetic and marketable value of riverside development, Miami has always treated the river, a ribbon of water that flows from Miami International Airport into Biscayne Bay downtown with little respect, even disdain.

Consistent with the Recovery Act's intent to promote job creation and economic development along with accelerating the pace and achievement of scientific research, the purpose of this initiative was to fund supplemental b-BSSR that could inform the development of products whose marketable value is increased by b-BSSR results.