Sentence examples for reflecting ownership from inspiring English sources
Some countries are already completely saturated: Japan and Singapore each had more subscriptions than people, reflecting ownership of multiple devices.
The charts reflect ownership of Treasuries by China and Hong Kong, Japan and four other countries — South Korea, Singapore, Taiwan and Thailand — since 1994.
Your reflects ownership, as in "yours, mine, and ours".
In prior research, scholars have used state ownership reflecting one ownership type (Jefferson et al. 2003; Li and Xia 2008), suggesting that such ownership is negatively related to R&D intensity.
He appears in records as Robert de Swalclyve and Robert de Wykeham, reflecting his ownership of Swakeleys and Wickham Park in Oxfordshire.
The sample consisted of 86% (823/958) privately-owned and 14% collectively-owned livestock, reflecting the ownership situation in Kazakhstan at the time of the survey [ 19].
She added: "We believe that the control of a company should reflect its ownership.
The agency is being renamed Stoner Bunting Advertising to reflect the ownership change.
He rolled out a historic map, presented documents and requested that tax records be updated to reflect his ownership of the mansion.
"Abe Pollin reflects an ownership style that was forged in a different era," NBA Commissioner David Stern, a longtime friend, once said of the league's senior owner.
Arguably the most influential disseminator of this kind of film is not technically British: the mini-studio Optimum, which recently changed its name to StudioCanal UK to reflect its ownership by the French cable giant Canal+.
