Sentence examples for gain monopoly from inspiring English sources

The deal, which was announced last April, has been delayed mainly because of protests by Microsoft that Google would gain monopoly power in the online advertising business.

Some can gain monopoly powers to organise in a workplace, leading to the widespread existence of phantom "unions of protection", which exist only to collect money from bosses in return for keeping real unions out.

Add patents into the mix and you, the producer can essentially act opportunistically and gain monopoly profits as the sole supplier.

Both parties in the coalition subscribe to the ideas of Joseph Schumpeter: that the dynamic of capitalism is driven by firms investing or innovating in order to gain monopolies, and the government has to step in to save capitalism from its purest version of itself.

Buyers that obtain privatized firms through bribery often gain monopolies that are inherently inefficient.

It was one of the more egregious examples of the corporatist privileges that flourished in Mexico under the seven decades of rule by the Institutional Revolutionary Party (PRI), in which unions and private businesses gained monopoly power and protection from the state.

The first to the finish line in the world of e-commerce gains monopoly advantages against potential competitors.

"They chose to do something irrational — lose money — in order to gain a monopoly.

Instead, Jaworski says, they are simply trying to crush independents and gain a monopoly.

Albuquerque endeavoured to gain a monopoly of European spice trade for his country by sealing off all entrances and exits of the Indian Ocean competing with the Portuguese route around the Cape of Good Hope.

Murdoch's interest in the Dodgers stems from his belief in the value of sports programming; many who know Murdoch's history speculate that he intends to gain a monopoly on U.S. cable and pay-TV sports programming.