Sentence examples for break that monopoly from inspiring English sources

Mobile phones are a fantastic tool to break that monopoly.

But it was only able to launch in the first place because its rival, the Evening Standard, had left a gap in the market – in seeking to break that monopoly, it was a positive development, and its creation has changed newspaper coverage in the capital.

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Break that monopoly and a regime's legitimacy is fatally eroded.

The need to break that Persian monopoly led Justinian to search for new routes and new peoples to serve as intermediaries: in the south, the Ethiopian merchants of the kingdom of Aksum; in the north, the peoples around the Crimean Peninsula and in the Caucasian kingdom of Lazica as well as the Turks of the steppes beyond the Black Sea.

I said to Steven at the end, "I thought you would have saved those [goals] for the World Cup!" 'We came so close to breaking that little monopoly of Champions League teams.

IBM jammed its mainframes down customers' gullets until PCs and workstations broke that monopoly.

Though that monopoly was eventually broken, a wave of mega-mergers in the 1990s has turned the remaining oil companies into some of the biggest businesses in the world.

That monopoly, however, was broken two years ago when a group of investors from Avalon, Long Beach and San Pedro established a small independent bank, the National Bank of Catalina, in town.

Network Solutions was the sole registrar of addresses for the.com,.net and.org domains, until the Clinton Administration set up Icann in 1998 to break up that monopoly.

Having pulled the linguistic trick of equating judicial review with a judicial monopoly over constitutional truth, Kramer is ready to break up that monopoly with remedies far more disquieting than just urging Congress to confront the court more forcefully over matters like religious freedom.