Sentence examples for derives less from inspiring English sources

Publicis, by contrast, derives less than 10percentt of its revenue from the region.

Valuation, particularly in a company's early rounds, often derives less from spreadsheets than from market forces — what are other firms offering?

Actually, in its combination of farce and pathos, Scoop derives less inspiration from Ethiopia than from the world of Waugh's brilliant early fiction such as Decline and Fall and Vile Bodies.

But just as Shirin's friend chooses to save her because of the pleasure of their play, the novel repeatedly suggests that life's significance derives less from ideas than from the most basic, the most concrete shards of memory.

Landscape, too, is what Mariele Neudecker's work is about, but in this case it derives less satirically from "sublime" paintings, like the romantic views of Caspar David Friedrich or Joseph Wright of Derby.

It derives less than 5percentt of its earnings from California, he said, and while it faces legal problems because of the crisis there, he said it could withstand them.

The master myth here may be derived less from pop culture than from "Henry IV, Part I".

Each designs clothing that can sometimes seem to derive less from an interest in commerce than from other and less obvious compulsions.

Martin's commercial success with records, though, derived less from music at this stage than from comedy: comic songs with Peter Sellers and Goons recordings with Sellers and Spike Milligan.

Their clean, unfussy sound derived less from careful study of post-punk groups such as Wire than from their limited (at the time) musical ability and cheap instruments.

The researchers found that Americans worry more about food and derive less pleasure from eating than people in any other nation they surveyed.