Sentence examples for lack ownership from inspiring English sources
If that's true, we already lack ownership of that data.
They lack ownership papers, they say, because most of the tigers were born at the temple.
They sometimes lack ownership rights, control over resources and may or may not have control over the animals.
As an LCF family, we should never feel that we lack ownership or a sense of belonging to our community, La Cañada Flintridge.
When you are invited or welcomed to join a group or community, it simply means that you currently lack ownership or a sense of belonging.
Two potential explanations for this puzzling behavior are that chimpanzees lack ownership norms, and thus have limited opportunity to benefit from the gains of trade, and that chimpanzees' risk of defection is sufficiently high that large gains must be imminent to justify the risk.
So historically we've lacked ownership in the REITs because we felt that they were selling at demanding prices.
Paula lacked ownership when it came to how she felt.
Hence, although ideally the concept is relevant and contributes to greater access to justice and legal knowledge, it lacks ownership.
Other patients described a feeling of being committed to the outcome of ulcer healing, but lacked ownership of the condition [ 23].
