Sentence examples for share belongs from inspiring English sources

The EU, for example, can import 58,000 tonnes of top-quality steak from South America under WTO rules, but no one knows how much of that share belongs to the UK.

Its MSN network loses billions as market share belongs to Google.

Sales of Moscato d'Asti have increased by about 50% during that time, but the biggest market share belongs to Gallo, whose Barefoot Cellars Moscato was introduced in 2008.

These connected health things addressed activity (the largest market share belonging to the long list of Fitbit-branded trackers), weight and BMI, heart function, sleep, food, mood, blood sugar, gait and balance, among a growing list of functions.

Manipulative participation - participation is a pretense, stakeholders have unelected representatives; Passive participation - stakeholders are told what has been decided or happened while information being shared belongs only to professionals (e.g., scientists/researchers, extension services personnel); Participation by consultation - stakeholders are consulted or asked to answer questions.

Normally, the information shared belongs to the blogger him/herself, but at times it belongs to other people (related or not) who provide their explicit consent to share personal data and views.

Do we need to choose between these ways of expressing our shared belonging?

Yet, just in time, someone noticed that 29.9 percent of Spyker's shares belonged to my company.

She said that "over 60 percent of the shares" belong to Ms. Jeleva.

It is publicly quoted but 70% of its shares belong to four founding families.

As a result, the shares belonging to workers who had bought into the subsidiary in 1992 were watered down and significantly dropped in value.