Sentence examples for has to mark from inspiring English sources

Not everyone has gorged on toxic assets, and not everyone has to mark to market.

Still, it has to mark us, like the lesions that disfigure Draper's skin.

"If they made a mistake, it's not something that has to mark them for the rest of their life".

A guy who's made his boundaries clear and has to mark less territory, so he's relaxed into his way in the world.

"The sight of the chancellor exhorting the low waged in work to turn their backs on the poor out of work has to mark a new low for one of the highest offices in the land," he said.

On the recent benefit and tax changes announced by chancellor George Osborne Mr McCluskey said: "The sight of the chancellor exhorting the low waged in work to turn their backs on the poor out of work has to mark a new low for one of the highest offices in the land".

"They would have to mark them down.

Unlike a bank, it does not have to mark its positions to market.

Investment banks have to mark their loan portfolio to market from the outset.

You now have to mark both ends of each wire appropriately so that they are distinguished.

Had to mark the target myself in a hurry and went down to 100ft.