Sentence examples for derive nearly from inspiring English sources

After the merger the new company would derive nearly 40percentt of its revenue from the United States.

Macau and Monaco, which derive nearly all of their gambling revenue from tourists, do not make the list.

In future, universities without much research funding and/or expensive science subjects will derive nearly all their income from non-Hefce sources; counter-intuitively, it is the "top" universities that will remain in thrall to direct public funding.

For broadcasters, which derive nearly all their revenues from advertising, deciding to put new programmes on a site like Hulu involves a leap of faith.Hulu's branding problemMr Bewkes points to another problem.

Macdonald loved poring over his dogeared files -- he describes "the pleasure of a dirty old man voyeuristically tompeeping at his own past" -- and anyone who cares about the intellectual history of the 20th century is likely to derive nearly as much pleasure from them.

Intel still does derive nearly 85% of revenue from microprocessors and other computer chips.

G.E. derives nearly half its revenue from financial services.

Wood added that Future has derived nearly all of its digital edition income from Apple's Newsstand to date.

The southern province of Yunnan derives nearly 80% of local revenue from the crop.

Both topside options NeQuick and IRI01-Corr derived nearly equal TEC at all three stations.

"IMAGINE an American administration in which the attorney-general secretly derives nearly half his income from the Gambino crime family.