Sentence examples for be marked up from inspiring English sources

Bottled water can be marked up like no other substance on earth.

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.

Assume that a strong market around the world makes it appear that prices should be marked up by 2percentt but that the fund makes no adjustment.

Under the rule proposed Wednesday, if the bank intended to sell the loan or bond, it would be marked up or down based on fair value.

That price, which is published, currently averages about $3,000, depending on the model, and can be marked up by about $180 per implant.

Including £2bn in savings from the already proposed freeze on benefit increases, the documents suggest only a total of £8bn would be marked up, leaving the Tories £4bn short.

Mr. Bernanke, however, will not be marking up the papers.

The House of Representatives science committee will be marking up legislation on harmful algae blooms (satellite photo, courtesy NOAA, left) tomorrow at 10 a.m.

The House Financial Services Committee will be marking up the bills addressing these controversies this week.

The facades are marked up, the sidewalk cluttered.

By 2011, a $10 item had been marked up to $40.