Sentence examples for it derived more from inspiring English sources

By failing to follow through on the changes of the two men, Pillsbury caused its own value to diminish as it derived more than one third of its sales and two thirds of its profits from the burger chain.

Still, it derived more than 90percentt of its $17.8 billion in revenue last year from lumber, paperboard and other highly cyclical commodity papers.

The company said 2015 marked the first time it derived more than 50% of revenues from outside the UK.

It said it derived more from pre-Revolutionary literary journals than from The New Yorker, with which it did not have a licensing agreement.

Instead, many patients are subjected to a kind of dim-sum approach — a little of this, a little of that, much of it derived more from the therapist's biases and training than from the latest research findings.

It's the world's largest telecom company, with more than 600 million users, and it derives more than half its new subscribers from China's smaller cities and towns.

It derives more than 3/4 of its financing from public funds.

Humana has reason to be concerned about public confusion: it derives more than 60 percent of its revenue — $25 billion of $39 billion last year — from Medicare Advantage.

It derives more or less intact from the work of a man named J Thomas Looney, who first proposed 90 years ago that De Vere wrote Shakespeare's plays.

So, the central question to answer in judging the proportionality of this sentence is whether the desire to punish a whistleblower driven by moral outrage stems from the alleged harm he did US military and diplomatic interests, or whether it derives more from sheer embarrassment.

After all, Dow Corning makes 10,000 products for more than 30,000 customers, and it never derived more than 1percentt of its sales from breast implants.