Sentence examples for great monopoly from inspiring English sources

That's because the main sources of smartphones — Apple and Google — have come to dominate our lives to a degree that rivals or exceeds the influence of the great monopoly phone companies of the 20th Century.

"The Story of a Great Monopoly," his documented study of methods used by the Standard Oil Company and the railroads to eliminate competitors, had a sensational effect when it appeared in The Atlantic Monthly (March 1881).

"The great monopoly in this country is the money monopoly.

The three great monopolies of the digital world have followed the Thiel playbook and Taplin does a good job of explaining how each of them works and how, strangely, their vast profits are never "competed away".

The great monopolies must submit to this arbitrary tyranny precisely because they have destroyed so many other sources of supply, and have so eroded consumer markets in the rest of the world.

A dour, ferocious businessman, he could be as brutal with his colleagues as he was ruthless with his competitors, which he steadily eliminated, forming great monopolies in the steel, coal, telegraph, shipping and railroad industries.

"Surely, there is no greater monopoly than that of all men in denying to all women a voice in the laws they are compelled to obey," Stanton wrote.

The deal, struck last month, will give BskyB "an even greater monopoly" over broadcasting of top-level live English soccer matches than the satellite channel has had until now, Mr. Monti said.

This would give popular broadband companies and internet service providers greater monopoly in their services, allowing them to regulate and alter the people's access to the internet in a way that suits their needs.

These two companies want to merge to create an even greater monopoly that would limit the farmer's ability to purchase the seeds that they want.

Microsoft and Google, two of the world's greatest monopolies, have been bitter rivals for nearly 20 years.