A Catholic university, a home of scientific research built upon a Catholic foundation, is something like a squared circle.
As a farm process, the making of cider vinegar utilizes an otherwise waste product, the culls or unmarketable varieties.
Bait sections are the half finished, unmarketable sections of the previous season.
One of the earliest and most successful "schemes," not dishonest but certainly ingenious, was that of a publisher who had a large stock of unmarketable books whose retail price was $6 a volume.
The attractiveness of the flat is further enhanced by short-term leases, so that, should illness or a financial mishap befall him, he will be less heavily weighted than would be the case if he were the owner of a long, unmarketable lease.
The showy Clydesdale slowly dragging the most lumbering cart conceivable filled with an unmarketable mixture is the type of what is bad.
The system may perhaps prove commercially remunerative, but it penalizes the producers of the better growths in order to provide a livelihood for the growers of inferior and unmarketablekinds and protracts an abnormal situation.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "unmarketable" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
