Sentence examples for diminished stake from inspiring English sources
The bitterness and sense of betrayal echo more recent complaints against Mark Zuckerberg, the youthful founder of Facebook, by Eduardo Saverin, a Facebook co-founder and Mr. Zuckerberg's Harvard roommate, over Mr. Saverin's reduced role and diminished stake in the company.
Many started noticing a diminished interest.
Is that supposed to explain Laura's diminished state?
With diminished numbers come diminished profits.
Because a diminished BBC would diminish Britain.
These combine with diminished hearing and eyesight; diminished mobility and balance; diminished respiratory and kidney function; and diminished cognitive abilities.
High stakes and uncertainty remain, but the diminished sense of urgency keeps most patients from focusing on the need for adaptation.
In a stark reflection of its diminished status it also said it would sell a $5 billion stake to a Chinese investment fund to shore up its capital.
Certainly not all patients who request PAS are looking for reassurance of their value, but careful exploration of the patient's motivations, needs and wishes is clearly critical in order to avoid readily confirming a patient's diminished sense of worth and for a real understanding of what is at stake for a patient who requests PAS.
By signalling a selloff of the RBS stake, the chancellor is hoping that City investors will be encouraged by the diminished prospect of the government meddling in the bank.
Why the diminished footprint?
