Sentence examples for because of royalties from inspiring English sources
Anderson: You've rightly identified that book content is often different because of royalties.
"We never stay away from a song because of royalties," Mr. Warwick insists.
Its annual report for 2002 said profits on Actimmune were low because of royalties and "direct costs of marketing".
A 2011 study by the Pew States Project found that Wyoming received more federal funds per resident than any other state, largely because of royalties from mining and drilling.
Because of royalties garnered from patents covering parts of Android, it's been said that Microsoft actually makes more money from Android than its own mobile platform.
Mostly because of royalties.
Royalty Pharma reacted to Friday's announcement by reiterating its latest takeover offer, adding that "Elan shareholders should realize that Elan has only announced a sales process because of Royalty Pharma's offer".
But Glasgow was forced to drop the slogan in March, because of the cost of royalties to the ad agency which invented it.
The state of Alaska, which has been hit hard by low oil prices and declining production will certainly be a strong advocate, not least because it receives 90% of royalties collected from production on federal lands within the state.
He said he always tries to cast himself, partly because of SAG royalties and partly because he likes to be "at the party".
