Sentence examples similar to some mark ups from inspiring English sources

The general manager also charges a purchasing-agent fee of 5%, and some mark up the price of the horse before putting it in a partnership.

Only two from twenty tests were priced with some mark up but the remaining test profiles were under priced.

Only two tests from 20 were priced with some mark up, but the remaining 18 test profiles were under priced and the average profitability of clinical chemistry was 0.88 and that of hematology tests was 0.39.

So Wilson's re-establishment of the Labour Party as a party of government, and the significant changes in the machinery of government during his first and second administration deserve some mark-up.

At least somebody in electronic commerce can do some marking up.

Some mark-ups appear "excessive" but are likely necessary for pharmacy viability.

In order to lower some mark-ups that may be considered "excessive" (e.g. >150%), the management would need to increase mark-ups on other medicines.

I learned that some vets mark up my fee, billing the animal owners significantly more than I bill those vets.

Some also mark up loans to a higher rate than the lender is charging and pocket the difference — a practice that, the Center for Responsible Lending estimates, cost car buyers more than twenty billion dollars in one year.

Though some designers mark up simply because an item bears their name, others remain true to the cost of the hours of labor necessary to hand stitch, embroider and assemble the item, says Milton Pedraza, CEO of The Luxury Institute, a luxury lifestyle consulting firm.

This was a sixth straight match without defeat for Liverpool, but they had needed some luck to mark up that run.