Sentence examples for diminished ownership from inspiring English sources
The results that asynchrony eliminated both agency and ownership and passive movements abolished the sense of agency but not the ownership while incongruent positioning the model hand diminished ownership but not agency provided evidence for a double dissociation of sense of agency and sense of ownership, suggesting they may represent distinct cognitive processes (Kalckert & Ehrsson, 2012).
Medical tourism development strategies that focus on inviting new, foreign investment could ultimately diminish domestic ownership in the private healthcare market over time and consolidate foreign ownership of health services.
But Tampa Bay finished with the league's worst record this past season, and Feaster's role diminished after an ownership change.
Mr. Verma also said that the union must accept that the aging Sudbury operation was in decline and that foreign ownership had diminished labor's power.
Beginning in 1973, Socal's holdings in the Middle East were steadily diminished as Saudi Arabia assumed ownership of Aramco, finally nationalizing it in 1980.
If everything I want is available on demand, the concept of ownership is diminished.
An important consequence of feeling responsible for the team performance is that my sense of ownership has diminished.
Gone from the stage of championship-winning shots, Jordan now seems to have diminished appeal, beyond the small ownership stake and largely absentee front-office position he holds with the Washington Wizards.
F1 is without a clear strategy of how to go forward, a spectacle diminished by Mercedes dominance and uncertain ownership.
His resolve and determination do not appear to have diminished despite the prosaic hurdles of renouncing ownership of almost everything, including money.
By making book ownership more common, print also "diminished the lustre of the Renaissance library," causing many collections to dwindle or dissolve altogether as "the library as a cultural institution struggled to adapt to the new age".
