Sentence examples for mark up at a from inspiring English sources

But Donald Trump is not in a business that makes products abroad to import here and mark up at a profit.

For example, even though any product can be sold with a discount (or mark-up) at a price different from its published price, it is simply infelicitous to use that situation dependent price to refer to that particular type of product.

Another author Adams marked up at length was John Adams.

There are too few choices below $50, and many of the bottles have been marked up at about three times retail, rather than the standard two times.

The two brands that dominate the market — Pitú and 51 — are mass produced and marked up at least five times over their retail prices in Brazil, where they cost little more than a bottle of water and get little respect.

Feinstein is bringing her own legislation to enable superficial reforms of the NSA and the secret court system, but stops short of curbing the intelligence community's powers, is being marked up at her committee on Tuesday.

Holdren was more restrained in discussing the NASA reauthorization, which the panel began marking up at 11 a.m., barely 1 hour after Holdren ended his talk.

I mark up a speech I'm giving at my small-business workshop tomorrow morning.

Investors' leases are registered with the Land Registry and the company guarantees them up to 12% annual rental income over 10 years – as well as pledging to buy back the rooms for a 25 per cent mark-up at the end of that period.

The determination of cost of business and mark-up at manufacturer and wholesale level would provide a more comprehensive view of the market, but we had no access to such data.

The Mail, which also got the story (so it was definitely a malicious leak), puts the mark-up at £1,800.