Sentence examples for sales derived from inspiring English sources

Shore Capital analyst Brian White said: [This approval] is a reminder of the importance of this geography to AstraZeneca with around 7% of overall sales derived from here.

According to the shareholder lawsuits against the company and former executives, the revenue total included sales derived from "irregular contracts," money that was not received during the quarter in question.

Predictions of Unix workstation sales, derived from trading shares in different projections by Hewlett-Packard sales managers, repeatedly proved more accurate than official estimates by the unit's marketing group.

In 2000 roughly 68percentt of worldwide sales derived from so-called local repertory — artists working in their native country — up from 58percentt in 1991, according to the International Federation of the Phonographic Industry, a trade group in London.

More importantly, Sky's business model allows it to escape dependence on advertising, with nearly 90.0% of sales derived from pay operations.

With 87% of its sales derived from NASCAR, the track owner maintained rock-solid gross margins of 48% to 50% over the last four and a half years.

Never mind that its nearly $6 billion in sales derive almost exclusively from paper products.

Today 77% of Herbalife retail sales derive from overseas.

A third of sales derive from high-margin specialty chemicals (also growing well).

PepsiCo's sales derive from a portfolio of drinks and snacks -- brands like Tropicana and Gatorade, but also Lay's potato chips and Doritos and Quaker Oats.

A small portion of its sales are derived through retail sales of drives directed at the consumer market under the Seagate and Maxtor brands.