Sentence examples for are monopolized from inspiring English sources
verb
To have a monopoly on something
If products are monopolized, however, each monopolist will charge a price that is a markup on marginal cost that depends on the elasticity of demand.
No less important, Mr. DiFrancesco would take control of the levers of power, and in New Jersey, those are monopolized at the state level by the governor.
Both incidents happened near the end of the seal breeding season — a time when males experience "huge testosterone boosts" but when mating opportunities are monopolized by a few dominant males, leaving lower-ranking males with no outlet for their sexual excitement.
Although virtual props from a certain type of smart phone game are monopolized by only one seller, like other commodities, products' recommendation is able to improve the profit margins as well.
Moreover, the devolution of wildlife rights to 10,000 private landholders has fueled considerable innovation in the development of wildlife products, which has driven up the value of wildlife in ways that have not happened when natural resources are monopolized by the state.
These days, bedroom walls are monopolized by boys like Tom.
The research has also caused concern following claims that wealthy students are monopolizing internships by having valuable connections in their chosen industry.
Recently, competing companies have filed lawsuits alleging that the single-serve coffee giant – and its new brewer – are monopolizing the industry.
Financially, though, the authorities are monopolizing the country's private savings for a building boom that dwarfs the New Deal and the Marshall Plan.
"Tube sites are monopolizing traffic, so now it's not even about the niche, it's about the microniche".
These activities, along with the amount of time devoted to foreign policy and the Syrian conflict, are monopolizing the available space and time, leaving the economy in suspension.
