Sentence examples for all monopolies from inspiring English sources

Aren't all monopolies temporary?

Like all monopolies, governments tend to become bloated.

AULETTA: All monopolies are temporary, even Standard Oil.

Monopoly is a big, bad, evil word, but not all monopolies are bad.

Rocky Horror types get up in arms if you try to muscle in on their midnight movie turf (they're also pissed about the remake they're doing, which we are sure is going to be one unlookawayable trainwreck), but, as with all monopolies, it's healthy to bring in some competition to mix things up every so often.

The digital world has a tendency to create winner-takes-all monopolies.

He skewers the telecom lobbyists who used free-market rhetoric to justify winner-take-all monopolies+("There would be competition for the market, but not competition in the market").

Companies serving smaller markets can still succeed — they may just need a winner-take-all monopoly to create multi-billion-dollar value.

Google managers recognize this market as a classic winner-take-all monopoly situation where controlling more devices let's you control more data which in turn gives you such an overwhelming advantage in providing location-based services that manufacturers will have to use your service.

THE most famous board game of them all, "Monopoly", was launched during the Depression.

As Nobel prize-winning economist Sir John Hicks remarked in 1935: "The best of all monopoly profits is a quiet life".