Sentence examples for Marked down by half from inspiring English sources

At lunchtime, unsold items are then marked down by half.

Online merchandise at nau.com has been marked down by half.

That was the original price, still on the tags when she sent them to Libby and Jenny and Claire, but the dresses had been marked down by half when she bought them.

During a later visit in January, when the remaining fall merchandise was marked down by half, and there was a lot of it, it was clear that this had not been an entirely successful first season.

Revising GDP figures downwards means that the productivity figures will also be marked down when they are released on August 9th.Jan Hatzius, an economist at Goldman Sachs, reckons that productivity growth for 2000 will probably be marked down by half a percentage point, bringing it below 3%.

In that market, "Greek state bonds have already been marked down by close to half their face value," says John Dizard at the FT, and besides, the European Central Bank is holding most of those.

Some fear being "ostracised" by fellow trainers or "marked down" by judges in field trial competitions.

Almost a year later, both funds' total asset-backed holdings were marked down by more than 90 percent.

UBS had twice the exposure of Merrill but had marked down barely half as much, said Kinner Lakhani, an ABN Amro analyst.

A decade later, the rate was down by half.

STEW FRIEDMAN: It almost went down by half.