Sentence examples for would it be marked from inspiring English sources
Mother: "It would help if it was marked out more clearly, you know".
What would happen if it was marked incorrect because the sound produced fails to match any real words?
Many states require that the vehicle's title indicate or be "branded" in such a way that it conveys that the vehicle has been submerged, much the same way it would be marked if it was ever used as a taxi, police vehicle or sold as "salvage" or "rebuilt".
Only if the assessor is willing to sign it through to an exam board would it be re-marked.
While it is impossible to know what such a world would finally look like, he noted that it would be marked by a biological, systems-based view, a significant change from the more linear command and control systems that created the Industrial Revolution.
I very much suspect it would be marked down as scored, but has it ever happened?
Tan said that if something failed to sell at Macys (nyse: M – news - people ) it would be marked down 30% early in the season; you would not see a comperable discount at Dillards until much later.
It was finally marked down to $450 and the saleswoman at Saks told me to come back the following week when it would be marked down again.
Under the rule proposed Wednesday, if the bank intended to sell the loan or bond, it would be marked up or down based on fair value.
Meanwhile, if the peak intensities higher than the threshold, it would be marked as "right-side child node".
