Sentence examples for industry markup from inspiring English sources
The site will not say how much it pays for the room, but a typical industry markup of 25percentt would mean a wholesale rate of $164.96 a night.
The suits against Honda are the latest for the auto industry involving dealer markups on loans, a practice in which car dealers add percentage points to the loan rates offered by finance companies.
The answer is actually more troubling — and illustrates multiple problems with the U.S. healthcare industry, including unwarranted markups as a result of repeated corporate acquisitions and the slimy practice of ducking U.S. taxes by relocating abroad.
Other problems in the industry included excessive parts markup by conversion dealers, exaggerated claims for environmental and economic benefits, and poor design of promotional programs.
The ETI eBook format is based on an industry standard XML-based markup format (the Open eBook Standard) that ETI founders helped to pioneer.
"We hope that Honda's leadership will spur the rest of the industry to constrain dealer markup to address discriminatory pricing," said Vanita Gupta, head of the Justice Department's civil rights division.
This is significantly lower than the fashion industry's 5 to 10x markup, which must support high marketing budgets and a wholesale-to-retail markup that Everlane avoids by selling direct-to-consumer.
Our system is based on a cross-industry standard of XML (extensible markup language) process definition language (XPDL).
Ms. O'Neill defended the markup as "consistent with industry standards".
These standards include the News Industry Text Format (NITF), the News Markup Language (NewsML), and the venerable Photo Metadata standard (found in digital cameras the world over).
With the exception of mzTab, the PSI standards are represented in Extensible Markup Language (XML) — an industry standard specification in which data are enclosed in opening and closing brackets (called elements or tags) that describe the type of data stored e.g. < spectrum > the spectral data</spectrum >.
