Sentence examples for business derived from from inspiring English sources
The company has reported half year profits of £6.8m, down from £8.6m, mainly due to margin pressures on the 50% of its business derived from the health service, where the coalition government is keen to reduce costs.
Collins compounded the deception or ignorance about iBill's business at the conference call to announce the deal, when he claimed the amount of business derived from "adult entertainment" was just 5% to 10% of revenues.
This business derived from the firm established by the Philadelphia Mint's first chief engraver, Robert Scot.
Most practices of the newspaper business derive from what they are prepared to tolerate from the editors they appoint.
Entrepreneurs who can refashion e-waste will not only be doing a service to society, but can actually build profitable businesses, derived from an endless supply of junk--the classic tale of trash to treasure.
Facebook, with its 900 million users, its valuation of around $60 billion (as of early June), and a business derived primarily from fairly traditional online advertising, is now at the heart of the heart of this fallacy.
The format of a social business is derived from a conventional business model.
The integral development involves all aspects of the enterprise and requires a business model derived from the strategy, while in weak sustainability the business model is decoupled or weakly related to the strategy.
Viewed from this perspective one may legitimately ask what Iran-related disclosure has to do with an investor's understanding of a company's business especially if only a small portion of that business is derived from Iran-related activities.
His hold on the business derives from the pervasive belief that he possesses some ineffable, savantlike sympathy for the soul of a picture, along with the vision (and maybe the ego) of its creator.
Shapero and Sokol (1982) in the Enterpreneurial Event Model (SEE) assumes that intentions to start a business derive from a propensity to act and perceptions of desirability and feasibility which are products of cultural and social environments and determine personal choice.
