Sentence examples for How much mark from inspiring English sources

That's when it hit me, how much Mark or Mike meant to me.

The big question is how much Mark Hurd, HP's chief executive, knew about the methods used in an investigation to uncover a company leak?

Lacking a better benchmark, banks have resorted to using the ABX index of mortgage-related derivatives when working out how much to mark down their investments.

Must a grocer tell shoppers how much he marked up the lettuce?

The dealer's ultimate profit on any deal depends in part on how much it marks up this rate.

Over the years, smartphone makers have struggled with precisely how much of a mark to leave on Google's mobile operating system, to the point that "Pure" versions of the OS have felt like something of a breath of fresh air.

To that end, I suspect one's affinity for this installment will correlate directly with how much of a mark the preceding film made.

The overwhelming viral response to the commencement address is a testament to just how much of a mark Jobs left on the world, and especially on young aspiring innovators.

Compare the per-weight price of any packaged, processed cereal to that of plain, rolled oatmeal, and you'll see how much the boxes mark things up.

David Kestenbaum explains why Coke only cost a nickel for 70 years, and a restaurant owner shows exactly how much dishes are marked up.

"How much are they?" "Marked down from $230 to $88," Tina said.