Sentence examples for derives only from inspiring English sources

Mail Online's personality is distinct from that of its parent publication, from which it derives only about twenty-five per cent of its content.

And despite making its way into 24,000 retail outlets, Dell derives only 2percentt more of its revenue from consumer sales than it did a year ago.

Mr. Cuomo is merely a failed candidate and son of a former governor who married the daughter of another Kennedy whose celebrity also derives only from her name.

In many ways, that is the story of Britain as a whole, which was once an industrial powerhouse but now derives only about 18.5percentt of its economic output from manufacturing.

I do not believe in the effect of alleged aphrodisiacs like vintage Champagne and caviar, whose erotic charge if any derives only from the evaluation of the beloved suggested by their cost.

Above all they are gripped by fear.This fear derives only in part from the premise of a cabal of bloodsucking undead who roam the streets in search of victims.

On the other hand, the topological derivatives associated with coupled problems have been derived only in their abstract forms.

In 1998, the company -- which derived only $135 million in sales from products containing asbestos -- signed a national settlement with more than 50 law firms.

FieldTurf, a Montreal-based company that is supplying the playing surface for Ford Field, said "crumb rubber" derived only from reclaimed Firestone tires would be a chief component.

On the other hand, nothing would be worse for a writer like Wayne Dyer than to suggest that his insights derive only from the latest in scholarly research.

This descent is usually unilineal, or derived only through the male (patriclan) or the female (matriclan) line.