Sentence examples similar to high-end marks from inspiring English sources

As it becomes ever easier to build a commerce brand from scratch online, we're beginning to see upstart companies eat the luxury high-end mark-up right up.

Cosby's three to 10-year prison sentence the maximum on the high end— marks a substantial victory for survivors in the first high-profile case of the #MeToo movement.

Certainly the mark of a high-end brand is the attention to quality and craftsmanship that the products display.

Kemper was also accused of violating N.A.S.D. rules in a March 1997 ad that showed a straight line sloping up, with the low end labeled "you are here" and the high end marked "your future is here".

Tesco has seen declining sales amid increased competition from discount retailers like Aldi and Lidl, and growth of high-end offerings from Marks & Spencer and Waitrose.

A three-times world player of the year, the headline act for Portugal is entering the zone marked high-end functional footballer as with each outing the dazzling performer who wrests contests his way recedes in the distance.

As automation spreads, in-person service will likely become a mark of high-end luxury.

Chelsea's breakthrough goal was marked by high-end quality, which sparkled amid the gloomy weather and sparked happiness inside the travelling enclosure.

That Doha now gives a berth to the very embodiment of high-end cultural chat is a mark of the ways in which Qatari power wants to nudge outsiders' perceptions.

The set is priced at $60, which is somewhat of a tough price point as it's just above the cheap, impulse-buy mark and high-end 'phones traditionally start north of $100.

The service will now accept high-end clothing, the company says, marking eBay's desire to compete with a growing number of e-commerce sites and online marketplaces that help consumers sell their high-quality, secondhand fashion items, including apparel and accessories.