Sentence examples similar to a mark up of at from inspiring English sources

Incentives for over-prescription still exist [ 52] because a mark-up of at least 15% and sometimes far above 15% had been allowed previously.

That is, the IBRD taps international capital markets using its triple-A rating, and then lends to developing countries and emerging markets at a mark-up of between ½% and ¾%, generally (but not always) far below the rate at which they could borrow on their own.

They presented, in 72 h post-extubation, a mark-up of PaCO2 of at least 20% as compared to the value measured in post-extubation, and a respiratory rate > 25 per min. NIPSV (BiPAP® – Respironics; Evita 2 – Dräger) was performed in a sequential mode.

Some of these will be for his personal use, and the rest he'll flog to less tech-savvy classmates at a mark-up of up to 300%.

In practice this would have meant that a bar would have to buy back its own beer from a middleman (at a mark-up, of course) before selling it to a thirsty consumer.

When the embargo bit after 1973 he was swimming in oil when the majors were struggling, and was able to sell it at a mark-up of as much as $14 a barrel.

A 2 kg unit of the same product retails at US$5.44 which is equivalent to US$2.7/kgg, a mark-up of 170%.

Most of the bidders seem to be habitués — professionals seeking bargains to sell at a mark-up in their boutiques.

That's a hell of a mark-up".

"It very much promotes job creation for all the care and services and so on that need to be provided by a lot of people to raise children," Goodlatte said at a Judiciary Committee mark-up of the bill last week.

The panel's subcommittee is expected to approve the draft tomorrow at a mark-up session.