Sentence examples for highly monopolized from inspiring English sources

The 37 industrial sectors with slow FTP such as gas, tap water, electric power, petroleum processing and exploitation, are all highly monopolized by the state, and are all lack of competitions.

It means that we have a highly subsidized, regulated, sometimes monopolized activity in which there is private ownership but a high degree of public control.

This sort of manufacturing, which is both highly capital-intensive and highly know-how-intensive, was virtually monopolized by the United States in the 1950s and 1960s and constituted the essence of American economic leadership.

The sabrecats appear to have been a prime example of strong selective forces for an unusual feeding ecology, resulting in highly derived species, which probably monopolized the large-predator niches so long as the ecosystems and climate zones remained relatively stable.

By 1910 Baekland had a semicommercial production operation established in his laboratory, and in 1911 General Bakelite began operations in Perth Amboy, N.J., U.S. In a plastics market virtually monopolized by celluloid, a highly flammable material that dissolved readily and softened with heat, Bakelite found ready acceptance because it could be made insoluble and infusible.

The less developed countries exported basic products and products with a low level of processing, while the high-income countries largely monopolized the market in highly processed products, precisely those which have shown throughout this period greater potential for growth (Serrano and Pinilla 2013).

Rebels have monopolized the local economy by being the ones to smuggle in goods and sell them at highly inflated rates, while government soldiers manning the checkpoints profit from their control over some of the smuggling routes.

"They monopolized everything".

"You monopolized the meeting.

We confiscated, we monopolized, world suffering.

Her mind was monopolized by regret.