Sentence examples for derive more than from inspiring English sources

All but Bear Stearns derive more than half their revenue from outside the United States.

According to Reuters, about 40 European blue-chip companies derive more than 5% of their revenues from the Russian market.

Of course, Dell would derive more than voyeuristic pleasure from learning what percentage of a supplier's business it constitutes.

Europe, for its part, has 197 reactors in operation, and nations including France and Belgium derive more than half their electricity from nuclear power.

Top Right said that this year it will derive more than 50% of revenues from outside the UK for the first time.

"Across Europe there are 197 reactors in operation, and nations including France and Belgium derive more than half their electricity from nuclear power.

Purdue derives more than 70percentt of its $1.8 billion in annual revenue from OxyContin.

It derives more than 3/4 of its financing from public funds.

The ruling spells trouble for Purdue, which derives more than 70percentt of its $1.8 billion in annual revenue from OxyContin.

The company said 2015 marked the first time it derived more than 50% of revenues from outside the UK.

After all, Dow Corning makes 10,000 products for more than 30,000 customers, and it never derived more than 1percentt of its sales from breast implants.