Sentence examples for revenues deriving from from inspiring English sources

With its uncountable number of magazines, and with the overwhelming amount of its revenues deriving from them, it's print.

By contrast, mandated deposit in repositories is not a publishing model, has no associated revenue stream and, worse, threatens to erode the revenues deriving from the subscriptions on which the model depends.

One-quarter of its revenues derive from Hong Kong and China, and most of the rest from South-East Asia. South-East Asia

More than 90 percent of its revenues derive from markets outside Canada.

They are global and diversified, she said, with less than half their revenues derived from ad sales.

But consumer services revenues, derived from retail banking, credit cards and mortgages, were flat at $2.4 billion, the bank said.

The move means Betfair will pay 20% of revenues derived from Germany to Schleswig Holstein, which will reduce its gross margin by around one percentage point.

Communities could receive up to 10% of tax revenues derived from shale exploration in their area to spend on priorities such as local infrastructure and skills training.

Most of the candidates had talked about financing housing construction plans by using revenues derived from rents at the World Trade Center.

"In my view, KPMG has done the best job of making the transition, given that half of its revenues derive from Web consulting projects.

To protect revenues derived from those brand-name drugs, companies often quickly file lawsuits against any competitor that applies to the Food and Drug Administration to sell a generic form.