sellable

Well, two days ago, they owned n shares of assets that were sellable for $46 a share.

What's the smallest, sellable product you could produce and sell at scale to the sort of people who are cutting your paycheck?

Just about no one expects electronic copies to be sellable or lendable.

The A4WP product uses magnetic resonance, but I don't think they have a sellable product yet, but in theory they could charge your phone from across the room.

They'd lose a huge amount of traffic, but the value of the remaining traffic would make their sellable demographics outstanding.

What the company is left with if it can't build a sellable product before running out of funding is a major concern for these sorts of businesses.

I'm sure there's more to it, but I can't imagine how you could have a system that is sellable to a client that somehow ceases to be sellable when you remove literal mentions of the client's trademarks.

But the unintended, if not unforeseeable side effect is that it adds a huge amount of extra overhead, and incentives to target only "fundable", aka "sellable" research.

But the statement "40 companies worth 1 bn+ each" implies that the clever people think each company is a really sellable at 1 bnOtherwise should we change the definition of "valuation" ?Edit: it is difficult not to sound snarky on this subject.

But on top of that, even though the return policy says within a certain timeframe, emailing their customer support about a month after the return cut off period, they told me as long as the item is in sellable condition I could still return it.