marketer

Examples of marketed

marketed

In English, many past and present participles of verbs can be used as adjectives. Some of these examples may show the adjective use.

Last year a robot mower was marketed for use in domestic gardens.
Characteristics of the actual physical facility can vary widely depending on location, equipment, number and volume of products marketed, and transportation needs.
In some instances, it would appear that the new-order drugs are no better than the old ones despite their being marketed as such.
But irrespective of that, it falls into the pattern of how dominant languages are marketed and others made invisible.
Produce by these small farmers was marketed either by ' top-down-created ' co-operatives or state owned crop authorities.
Assessment results need to be "marketed" to both professionals and the public.
Saleable goods are: (1) produced, (2) packaged, (3) marketed, (4) delivered, and (5) bought.
These secondary outcome measures do not need to be positive for the drug to be approved and marketed.
These districts are conceptualized, designated, marketed; largely for tourists as income generators, or as aspects of civic boosterism.
For companies, cash plans are also marketed as ways of minimising or externalising risks, such as those associated with short-term absences from work.
Then it 'had to be implemented at home and marketed abroad' (p. 62).
In this review we will discuss the arguments in favour and against the widely marketed "early treatment" approach.
The common representation incorporates both physical and institutional aspects, distinguishing marketed from non-marketed, environmental or physical inputs.
Architecture is marketed as a tourist attraction in cities around the globe.
The hybrids and varieties to be marketed by the private sector would be market-competitive.
These examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors.