Sentence examples for cost marking from inspiring English sources

Rather, Magic is simply acting as a convenience layer, taking orders, estimating total cost, marking up those orders, and then placing them with any number of existing services (such as Instacart or Postmates).

9. Vauxhall Corsa 1.2i 70 3dr – official 52.3mpg: True MPG 40.6mpg Good equipment levels – even if the base model doesn't get air-con – decent interior space and low running costs mark out the little Vauxhall Corsa.

This leads to them rushing and making sloppy mistakes that cost marks.

The "cost" mark derives from the city's per-diem rate: the price of a basket of goods and services typically required during a short business trip.

The Ramsey pricing formula, commonly referred to as the inverse-elasticity rule, is: 1 where, the price elasticity of demand,, is the price-marginal cost mark-up over price, and λ is a constant (normally reflecting a total revenue constraint in general application).

In one study, the cost of marking the open-ended items was 300 times that of the multiple-choice items [ 49]; the relative cost of scoring the papers may exceed a factor of 1000 for a large examination [ 50].

The cost of marking down — let alone writing off — sovereign debt would be much greater.

The facile and low-cost laser marking treatment offers an effective technique satisfying with requirement of engineering applications to fabricate large-area superhydrophobic surface on TiAl-based composites easily and efficiently.

Additionally telemetry location estimates are usually too large (within meters) to define probable contacts between small animals like rodents and the costs prohibit marking an entire rodent community.

No problem on the color, as I planned to dye them black, and they met my other standards of comfort and cost -- $20, marked down from $250, an absurdly low price even 16 years ago.

Anthony Martial came at a commensurate cost but marked his 20th birthday by enduring an eighth consecutive game without a goal.