Sentence examples for truly owned from inspiring English sources

If social media were truly owned, brands would have control over the experience, access to their fans, and full use of the data.

For example, as a recent report from Coin Center noted, the decentralized nature of token offerings can mean that the capital raised through token sales may not be truly owned or controlled by a company.

"It is not going to be ideal, it may not be what we wanted four of five years ago, but this is a process that will be truly owned by the Afghans.

The club is one of the select few in England that is truly owned by the supporters, with each member entitled to a single vote at all club meetings for their annual fee of £12.

Property was held in a kind of trust, but it was not truly owned.

Survivors have truly owned their agency and power when they can leave an abuser and never look back.

And there's usually only two or three who truly own it.

The owner truly "owns" the unit, versus owning shares in a co-op structure.

In between, there have been lawsuits over whether anyone can truly own the Whoop.

They look so strong together, yet no one truly owns that crown.

Shadow assistant treasurer, Andrew Leigh, said Australians "deserve to know who truly owns our firms".