Sentence examples similar to mark up between from inspiring English sources
Take cocaine: the mark-up between coca field and consumer is more than a hundredfold.
In future, growth will be concentrated in developing countries and the former Soviet Union.At present, the markets with the big money are in the rich world, where the mark-ups between import and sales prices are highest.
The international research-based and generic pharmaceutical industries provide discounted medicines to Ghana, however once products arrive in Ghana, mark-ups between 11% to 275% wipe out many price advantages[ 3].
Housing shortages and food rationing were forgotten in the sunny seats of the nation's stadiums, even if the prices were mostly marked up between 50 and 100 percent.
The wine director, Dustin Wilson, says that he routinely sells bottles with a four-figure price, and alcohol is marked up between a hundred and three hundred per cent; on a four-thousand-dollar bottle, the restaurant makes twenty-four hundred dollars in the time it takes a sommelier to remove a cork.
Multiple intermediaries then mark up the charges.
That is, the IBRD taps international capital markets using its triple-A rating, and then lends to developing countries and emerging markets at a mark-up of between ½% and ¾%, generally (but not always) far below the rate at which they could borrow on their own.
Most countries have average mark-ups ranging between 70% and 80%.
When an investment-grade firm merges with a high-yield issuer, the combined credit falls in between– the investment-grade security gets marked down, the junk bond marked up.
DUSTIN: "Marking up" sounds good.
