Sentence examples for continue to monopolize from inspiring English sources

Otherwise, big companies will continue to monopolize the space, and once again leave the small businesses and startups with potentially groundbreaking ideas behind.

Faulty beliefs that continue to monopolize thinking into adulthood are fear based; in other words adults are afraid to face their unresolved fears that are the foundations for these faulty beliefs.

The national adoption of PES will also exacerbate existing inequalities between state entities and forest-using communities because the former may continue to monopolize access to forestlands as was done decades earlier.

Although evidence for this effect among species is lacking, a single-species model shows that cooler-adapted populations of long-lived individuals continue to monopolize space even after they become maladapted (Atkins and Travis 2010).

The players on Thursday seemed weary of the issue, the way it continues to monopolize attention whenever a new name is revealed.

While higher clerical positions continued to be monopolized by a group of prominent Istanbul ulema families in the mid-17th century, places in the secular bureaucracies were being apportioned largely according to political patronage.

While this has boosted the confidence of the Syrian Army, it has done little to threaten ISIS: The caliphate continues to consolidate power, monopolize violence, and think of new feature ideas for the next issue of Dabiq, its monthly online propaganda magazine.

"The Saudi regime continues to rule with the old tools and monopolize power within one generation," said Ibrahim Sharqieh, deputy director of the Brookings Doha Center research institute.

From the 10th century and through the 11th, successive generations of the northern branch of the Fujiwara clan continued to control the nation's government by monopolizing the posts of sesshō and kampaku, and the wealth that poured into their coffers enabled them to lead lives of the greatest brilliance.

Legal experts said that Microsoft was gambling that such lawsuits would not prevent it from continuing to integrate applications with its operating system, which still effectively monopolizes the PC market.

Throughout the late eighteen-forties and the eighteen-fifties, when the Prime Ministership of the country was largely monopolized by the great Whig peers Russell and Palmerston, Disraeli continued to show remarkable audacity in matters small and large.