Sentence examples similar to deriving from its predictable operation from inspiring English sources
Consolidated Freight is No. 1 in the trucking industry, with revenues of $450.6‐million in 1969, of which $290‐ million was derived from its motor freight operations.
Speiser added that two-thirds of McDonalds U.S. sales are derived from its drive-through operations.
Ahold, in addition to importing ideas from its European operations, is employing a number of strategies derived from its discount store competitors, including building gas stations, offering more nonfood items, and adding more profitable private- label products.
Its universality is derived from its self-realization of the culture and time that made it.
"The strength of language derives from its malleability," he added.
The tavern's name is derived from its function.
The painting's brilliance derives from its instability, its refusal to commit.
The restaurant's name derives from its blackboard menus and its Wall Street location.
Its assumed regulatory powers derive from its responsibility to ensure public money is properly spent.
Its clout derives from its highly specialized position.
La Cañada's success was derived from its team defense.
