Sentence examples for it derived about from inspiring English sources

; What with these acquisitions and Merrill's worldwide investment banking business, it derived about 30% of its revenues last year from outside the U.S. It has institutional outposts in 40 countries.

The company also estimates that it derived about $250,000 in revenue from New York residents since its inception.

C1 News Corp. Reincorporates News Corporation, the media empire based in Australia, will reincorporate in the United States, where it derives about 75percentt of its revenue.

Imagination derives about 34% of its revenues from Apple, ARM close to 10% and Laird about 20%.

Japan derives about 24% of its power from nuclear energy.

"A Puzzle About Belief" (1979) generated surprising and paradoxical conclusions from seemingly innocent applications of the principles employed in reporting the beliefs of others, and it derived cautionary lessons about attempts to infer facts about linguistic meaning from analyses of belief-reporting sentences.

Reuben Negron, a Latino artist raised in a white community, has struggled over the years to distinguish an authentic sense of his Latino heritage from ideas about it derived from his surrounding culture.

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.

To understand from where it derived, one must first learn about David's father, Raymond Belle.

The Bauers thought the most likely hypothesis for the use of this rather upper class term from the UK, was that it derived from books and stories about UK public schools.

Harte-Hanks bought its first database marketing company in 1979 for $5.5 million, although it still derives about 10% of its revenues ($790 million last year) from the distinctly low-tech end of the business – sending out billions of pieces of junk mail each year on behalf of clients such as Sears, Roebuck & Co. and Wachovia Corp.