Sentence examples for the mark at which from inspiring English sources

See articleThe yields on Portuguese government bonds rose to settle above 7%, the mark at which Portuguese officials have said the country's borrowing costs would be unsustainable.

A key measure in the United States passed the mark at which manufacturing expands (rather than contracts) for the first time in 19 months, helped in part by an uptick in activity from carmakers.The OECD revised its forecast for economic growth this year in the G7 nations to an average -3.7%, up from the -4.1% it predicted in June.

The bass drops in at the 0 50 mark, at which point the track sounds almost unrecognizable from the practically virginal original.

In other situations, each party may agree to geographic limitations on its use of the mark at issue, which the TTAB will honor if the settlement stipulates to facts which show that no confusion is likely.

In Atherton, just two miles away, the median age is 45, and median incomes fall above the $200,000 mark, at which the Census stops counting.

The jobless rate now stands at 7.1%, which is just above the 7% mark at which the Bank said it would consider raising interest rates from their current all-time low.

They each get off the mark at least, which is nice.

Nevertheless, Lehmann does not believe he has "overstepped the mark" at all, which is why retiring is not a consideration.

The first four have now been addressed, and we are less afraid of (5) at this level, equal to the 77.4p mark at which the UK government launched an initial 6% sell-down on 16 September 2013.

Meanwhile the guests are arriving, and the meat is nowhere near the 190°F mark at which these two cuts are most tender and luscious.

That is according to senior government officials who say foreign lenders are ever closer to agreeing that the ceiling for protecting homes in the event of loan repayment failure should be nearer the €200,000 mark than the €300,000 mark at which it currently stands.