Sentence examples for markup for from inspiring English sources

Mr. Clinton said that would "eliminate the physician markup for outpatient drugs".

The markup for longer-term finance agreements and for used vehicles could be no more than two percentage points.

The bigger the spread between the mortgage rate and the bond rate, the bigger the markup for the banks.

The plaintiffs also said that the average markup for black and Hispanic car buyers was greater than that for white buyers with similar financial backgrounds.

Harvard and the other top schools can charge their students (or customers, really) a huge markup for the same reason that Nike or Apple can.

To cap it all, pubs and eateries have to pay the same 80-90% markup for their booze as consumers do in the state-run stores.

The plans' 12percentt markup for the taxpayer — based on calculations by both the Congressional Budget Office and the federal Medicare Payment Advisory Commission — have made them a political target.

As a result your pricing has to reflect that waste, so most places serve cheap wine with big markups for glass pours, which equals bad value for consumers".

Steep markups for products sold in China led to the growth of "haiwai daigou", or overseas personal shoppers, estimated to be worth $12bn annually.

That is the problem for the oldest courtside fans, who have invested abundant time, money and emotion but now face the biggest markups for what the Knicks have described as beachfront property.

The streamlined approach means there are no markups for third parties, and it can make available a new nail polish shade soon after it is shown on the runway.