The products manufactured by prison labor in China are of extremely low quality and have become unsalable on the open market in competition with products made by non-imprisoned paid labor.
42.
The losers are investors in the three oil companies that Yukos controls, known as Yuganskneftegaz, Samaraneftegaz and Tomskneft . Once those were hot stocks; now they are all but unsalable.
43.
State factories, which employ more than 100 million people, are burdened with backlogs of unsalable products, debts they cannot repay and shrinking export markets because of the global financial crisis.
44.
The United States primed its artillery in the trade war a few days ago by imposing 100 percent tariffs that will make the Lexus, Infiniti and other luxury cars unsalable in the United States.
45.
"Truth " and " Beauty, " a century and a half after the Romantics, bear expired shelf-life labels and seem unsalable in our domestic literary market.
46.
Unprotected by bone or fat it quickly became dark and unsalable to American customers for whom all steak was rosy sirloin or T-bone, so the butcher would keep that piece for himself.
47.
Even if the stock value does increase, the stocks may be difficult to sell if there are no interested buyers, leaving the victim holding the unsalable shares for far longer than they desire.
48.
Horses consigned to the sale are not selectively bred as bucking stock, excess or unsalable young horses from large ranches, and spoiled riding horses that have become particularly adept at bucking off riders.
49.
Trends are usually here and gone quicker than you can say avocado shag carpeting, but the cranberry cascade began nearly 40 years ago when the cranberry farmers found themselves bogged down with an unsalable crop.
50.
Year after year, as wine drinking habits changed throughout France, the government continued to subsidize the production of millions of gallons of unsalable wine, only then to distill it into equally unneeded commercial alcohol.
