Sentence examples for a marks to from inspiring English sources

"I'm looking for a Marks to my Spencer," says Alan, growl ever-present on his delightfully furry chops.

Convinced ratings agencies were assigning triple-A marks to junky paper, he wrote a business plan in 1994 to rate mortgage-backed securities.

In a mark-to-market world, you don't fight the judgment, you roll with it and adapt.

A.I.G.'s third-quarter results included a mark-to-market loss on A.I.A., its Asian insurance unit, of about $2.3 billion.

A mark-to-market provision would help keep your regimen on course.

Bank examiners are applying a mark-to-market mentality in evaluating bank loans.

Under a mark-to-market concept, police would be ticketing these slow drivers for going below the minimum speed.

Approximately 98% of the participants had depression according to the GDS score and were recorded as having a marked-to-very marked risk of falls.

52 Ninety-eight percent of the older adults in the present study had a marked-to-very marked increase risk of falls, measured using PPA.

/ Then there could be a mark to mean go / and one to mean follow".

And "A Marker to Measure Drift" is a serious enough novel to not be filed entirely under White Male Gaze at Work.