Sentence examples for increase ownership from inspiring English sources

It also followed a successful push by the federal government to increase ownership among lower-income people who would not have qualified in the past.

Increases in volatility are shown to increase ownership and to increase the quantity of housing wealth conditional on ownership in earlier periods of the life-cycle.

Much of that money went toward buying larger stakes in companies in which Idealab has already invested, but needed to increase ownership so it could retain control, including CarsDirect.com.

At General Electric, we want to increase ownership of healthcare in Africa, and as a commercial manufacturing company, supporting local ideas also helps us ensure we are connected to the pulse of the innovative youth across the continent.

There are three implied regulatory objectives, as all proposed modifications would either increase ownership of shares by harvesters, limit consolidation in the harvest sector, or increase harvest flexibility.

Teachers and schools were involved in the planning and implementation to improve the design of the intervention, and to increase ownership.

The increased ownership of tablets was especially pronounced among highly educated people with household incomes of more than $75,000.

Newspapers wanted to show that radio was irresponsible and needed guidance from its older, more respectable siblings in the print media, such "guidance" mostly taking the form of lucrative licensing deals and increased ownership of local radio stations.

The trend has been attributed largely to massively increased ownership of smartphones and tablets.

Increasing ownership parcelization, a relatively young forest, and landscape fragmentation substantially reduce the practicality and suitability of small-scale disturbances for generating thicket habitats.

In more extreme cases involving fast-growing companies that have competitive follow-on rounds, VCs may even resort to buying secondary shares and offering convertible bridge loans, all resulting in increased ownership.