Sentence examples for substantial proceeds from inspiring English sources

The turnaround began in the run-up to Sydney in 2000 as the first substantial proceeds from the lottery began to flow into sport.

The leaked documents from the Mossack Fonseca law firm in Panama reveal Gunnlaugsson and his wife, Anna Sigurlaug Pálsdóttir, bought a British Virgin Islands-based offshore company, Wintris Inc, in December 2007 to invest her share of the very substantial proceeds from the sale of her father's business, Iceland's only Toyota importer.

Early in the third book Dante cites the Liber de Causis: Every "substantial form" proceeds from the first cause, God, and participates in His divine nature according to its nobility [3.2.4 7; LC 1.1].

In contrast to Ni, substantial length change proceeds in Cu at elevated temperatures beyond the regime of dominant crystallite growth.

If the answer is potentially a substantial amount, then proceed, though always with a professional demeanor.

They may not like slot machines, but they certainly like the substantial contributions those slot proceeds make to purses.

Ms. Bush's book ends in "a call to action," Ms. Jackson said, adding that Ms. Bush plans to donate "a substantial portion of the proceeds" to Unicef.

Diageo, the British liquor company, sold the fast-food chain for $2.26 billion and expects to return a "substantial portion" of the proceeds to shareholders.

A "substantial portion" of the proceeds finances local research and development for the production of quality Long Island merlot, according to the alliance.

But if the agreement is approved by the federal judge overseeing those cases, First Alliance -- now a shell operation with barely a dozen employees -- will be liquidated in bankruptcy and a substantial portion of the proceeds will be used to compensate consumers, at least partly, for the high fees they paid.

Last month it said it was looking for further big sales; a "substantial part" of the proceeds will go to shareholders.A single £1-billion deal was announced last week by InterContinental Hotels, also a British-based group, with brands including Crowne Plaza and Holiday Inn, and a hotel turnover last year of £1.5 billion ($2.75 billion at 2004 rates).