Sentence examples for come from activities from inspiring English sources
The bigger differences come from activities that may fall short of exercise.
Most of the income gains needed to end poverty, therefore will need to come from activities in rural areas (World Bank, 2015).
In 1993 I said that 40% [up from 20% today] of profits will, by the year 2000, come from activities outside electricity generation in Belgium.
Sparks can come from activities as seemingly innocuous as towing a trailer through brush, since any chains dragging could throw sparks, or driving a vehicle over dry grass, as hot exhaust pipes can start fires.
Many of the recent and ongoing developments on the scientific substantiation of health claims with particular reference to approaches come from activities of Codex, the European food safety authority (EFSA) and the US Food and Drug Administration US FDAA).
Noble gases are one of four things the organisation looks out for in its nuclear monitoring process, because the gases can be released by either slowly seeping through rock and sediment from underground to the surface after a nuclear test or come from activity at a test site.
About 24percentt of AARP's $635.8 million in operating revenue last year came from activities related to health insurance, said Steve Hahn, an AARP spokesman.
It has done so by creating an innovative, services-based economy, in which about three-quarters of its GDP comes from activities such as tourism, financial services and e-gaming, which have attracted increasing amounts of overseas investment.
Dan Pettit, associate director of sustainability for Kraft Foods, said that his company learned while working with the new protocols that Scope 3 emissions — coming from activities like farming — accounted for 90 percent of the overall impact.
Approximately 47% originates from natural seeps and the remaining 53% comes from activities related to the extraction, transportation and consumption of crude oil or refined products (National Research Council [2003]).
The final demand for each product comes from activities (intermediate consumption), households (final consumption), government (public expenditure), investment, and the rest of the world (exports).
