Sentence examples for Derived from overseas from inspiring English sources

Under Cox's stewardship, it has diversified abroad with two-thirds of its income now derived from overseas.

It may have acquired operations overseas, and many of its assets and revenues may be derived from overseas," Benz says.

Dai-ichi said the deal would increase the amount of net profit derived from overseas to 9 percent from 3 percent.

The company announced 62% of revenue, or $201.4 million, came from the U.S., while the remaining $123.3 million were derived from overseas operations.

Today 77% of Herbalife retail sales derive from overseas.

Twenty-eight deprivation-related characteristics, derived from New Zealand and overseas surveys, were analysed by standard statistical techniques (factor analysis, Cronbach's coefficient alpha, item-total correlations, principal component analysis).

In particular, we've stressed the importance of all widening participation activity resting on a firm evidence base - derived both domestically and from overseas - in order to deliver improvements throughout the HE system".

International Business Machines, which now derives 65percentt of its revenue from overseas, operates most of its software and services business from India.

Coke derives most of its fortunes from overseas, where economic crises have ravaged the earnings of many American multinational companies.

And the company, which derives 80 percent of its revenue from overseas, was badly hit by the firmness of the Japanese currency last year.

Recruit Co has stated its aims to derive 50% of its revenues from overseas markets (which stood at 4% before the Indeed.com acquisition), and also plans to do an IPO in the near future.