Sentence examples for have been monopolizing from inspiring English sources

The devices have also, unsurprisingly, proven a popular with the New York homeless community, who have been "monopolizing the Link tablets," according to a statement issued by the LinkNYC team.

In a country where for half a century the educational system, the entire press, and all the mechanisms of cultural production and distribution have been monopolized by a single party, one can only ask: what is the source of such impoverishment?

By age 4 or 5 they learn the ruse of seeming to be in distress as a way of stealing the microphone from whoever has been monopolizing it.

Lane was speaking now as someone does who has been monopolizing conversation for a good quarter of an hour or so and who believes he has just hit a stride where his voice can do absolutely no wrong.

"RewardStyle has been monopolizing the U.S. and UK, but there's nothing like this in Asia," she explained.

He said that the surf was the best it had been all season on the day of the beating and that tensions were high because contests had been monopolizing the spot for two weeks previous.

Understandably, conventional risk factor analysis has been monopolizing field studies for decades.

By 1888 the thousands of claims of the previous decade had been monopolized by the De Beers Mining Company.

But for generations, political power in Saudi Arabia has been monopolized by an extended royal family.

For nearly two decades, the Winter Garden, where "West Side Story" jump-started his career, has been monopolized by "Cats".

Osteoporosis therapeutics has been monopolized mainly by bisphosphonates, which are potent anti-osteoporotic drugs, while they do not promote bone formation or replenish the already resorbed bone.