Sentence examples for derive around from inspiring English sources

Tajikistan, torn by war and narco-trafficking and the very poorest of the ex-Soviet republics, is thought to derive around 20% of its GDP from remittances.

India's computer-services companies, which derive around 85% of their revenues from exports to America and Britain, and 30-40% from financial-services work, will be hit hard by the financial crisis.

Special Focus U.S. passenger airlines derive around 70% of their profits during spring and summer.

In contrast, primary and secondary liver tumours derive around 90% of their blood supply from the hepatic artery.

And if you could identify a good purpose, would you be able to mobilize a community around it and derive business value from it?

In a single reaction the number of molecules of oxygen binding to the haemoglobin may be between one and four and the empirically derived value (around (n = 2.8) - see e.g. [38]) is a stochastic average of many reactions.

Correlation between blood pressure (BP) and target organ damage, vascular risk, and long-term patient prognosis is stronger for measurements derived from around-the-clock ambulatory BP monitoring (ABPM) than in-clinic daytime ones.

GE's size is skewed by its large financial arm, from which it derives around one-third of its revenue.

Bertelsmann derives around 80% of its revenues from the European region, and Rabe said he was targeting other growth regions such as China, India and Brazil.

Manchester United itself derives around a third of its income from merchandise sales, which do not directly depend on its record on the pitch.

Bessel function, also called Cylinder Function, any of a set of mathematical functions systematically derived around 1817 by the German astronomer Friedrich Wilhelm Bessel during an investigation of solutions of one of Kepler's equations of planetary motion.