Sentence examples for a very small mark from inspiring English sources
Most often, chiropractors talked about the mark-up they placed on products sold, attempting to minimize conflict of interest by selling products at cost or for a very small mark up.
Make a very small mark on the paper at exactly that point.
A: Very small quantities, and we stopped.
"It's a very small market.
Comey said today "a very small number" were marked classified at the time they were sent, contradicting Clinton's assertions to the contrary, and such information is not to be sent on an unclassified system.
The descriptions ranged from statements like the practitioner was "not out to make money (2-35)" to a "very modest mark-up" to a "small profit" to "fair market value".
Still in use today, it effectively hides most of the brain's clutter by marking only a very small percentage of neurons in a sample of nervous tissue--and out of this impenetrable jungle, structure suddenly emerges.
In Afghanistan, Marking worked with a very small crew: cameraman Phil Stebbing (who also did the sound), a driver, and a bodyguard (who was an Afghan wrestling champion).
Because the magnitude of differences in healthfulness could influence price differences, we also rated the intensity of the contrast in health difference between the compared foods/diet patterns on an ordinal scale (1 10), with 1 representing a very small difference in healthfulness and 10 a marked difference in healthfulness.
So far, Omega has hit the six-month mark with no incidents on a very small human clinical trial outside of the U.S. involving seven patients.
