Sentence examples for markup which from inspiring English sources

She meant the standard markup, which for luxury brands is roughly 7.5 times cost.

The dealer and lender split the proceeds of the markup, which cost the borrowers thousands of dollars over the loan's life.

Yesterday's orderly markup, which lasted only 45 minutes, stood in sharp contrast to last week's rowdy 6-hour session.

In addition, vertical mergers can eliminate the problem of "double markup," which occurs when two firms, each with market power over a complementary product, set prices independently.

The Ways and Means markup, which includes tax increases, passed 23 to 18. There, too, three Democrats joined the united Republican opposition: Reps.

Both Ripoll and Carolyn Spencer Brown, editor of CruiseCritic.com, think the cruise line's total includes a markup, which is not unusual, they said.

Mr. Cather said his greatest concern about the bill involved a section unrelated to markups, which would give buyers the right to return a used car to a dealer within three days of purchase for a nearly full refund.

The Center For Responsible Lending estimates that these markups (which they rightfully call "kickbacks") cost consumers $20 billion a year and added $647 to the price of each vehicle (pdf).

SGML emphasizes descriptive markup, in which a tag might be "<emphasis>." Such a markup denotes the document function, and it could be interpreted as reverse video on a computer screen, underlining by a typewriter, or italics in typeset text.

HDML (Handheld Device Markup Language), which Sprint is using for now, is a precursor to a newer Web standard called WML (Wireless Markup Language), better known by the initials WAP (Wireless Application Protocol).

(It's the fifth generation of HyperText Markup Language, which is the way Web pages are written in code).