Sentence examples for a monopolistic behemoth from inspiring English sources

With the forthcoming merger of the Fyffes and Chiquita banana giants to create a monopolistic behemoth that can only push prices in one direction, surely a contango situation could be looming there too.

U.K. retailer Tesco, decried by some as an aggressive, monopolistic behemoth, has finally picked on somebody its own size.

What makes the situation positively Kafkaesque is that under the terms of the Consent Decree, which was created in part to prevent songwriters from monopolizing the market, composers are now often compelled to license their songs to these monopolistic behemoths at absurdly low rates.

This is truly a monopolistic act.

He instituted protective tariffs and sponsored a monopolistic merchant marine.

"Marx said the worst kind of capitalism is a monopolistic capitalism, and Lenin said the worst kind of monopolistic capitalism is state monopolistic capitalism — and we are practicing it to the hilt," a Chinese Internet executive remarked to me.

It would be a monopolistic, high-debt fling in which drinkers will end up paying more.

"Being the local-loop carrier puts the Bells in a monopolistic situation," said Zeus Kerravala, a Yankee Group analyst.

With Cathay Pacific, it was just possible to make the case that China was introducing competition to a monopolistic market.

"I think they were very dependent on a monopolistic control.

Yet neither should have the final, or a monopolistic, say.