Sentence examples for To be marked up from inspiring English sources

They are to be marked up to regular price on Aug. 6.

The Ryan plan was released yesterday and is scheduled to be marked up in two House committees tomorrow, long before the C.B.O. can analyze it.

"Our studies have shown that minority consumers are more likely to be marked up than white consumers," said Stuart Rossman, a lawyer at the National Consumer Law Center, which is representing some of the plaintiffs in the cases.

New House rule: The text of legislation must be posted online 24 hours before it is due to be marked up in committee; the House Rules Committee is exempt from this rule.

mentioned, so his aides referred to it as "banana". The Ryan plan was released yesterday and is scheduled to be marked up in two House committees tomorrow, long before the C.B.O. can analyze it.

"African-American consumers are twice as likely to be marked up as white consumers, and when a white consumer and an African-American in the same credit tier are marked up, then the African-American consumer is paying twice as much markup," he said.

The products that are innovative and not available elsewhere in the region will be marked up to meet the demand curve.

Yet even with that 17 percent factored in, Apple appears to be marking up the iPhone 5C substantially in China, potentially giving the company room to maneuver later.

Congressman Jim Clyburn, the third most powerful Democrat in the House of Representatives, said: "For us to be marking up this farm bill with this big a cut in Snap programmes is an abomination.

Ready-to-wear suits are marked up 215% from the manufacturers' price; a suit that costs $700 to make, sells to Saks, for example, for $1,000, and to the consumer for $2,200.

8d. to produce, and they were marked up to a London retail price of somewhere between 15s.