Sentence examples for human monopoly from inspiring English sources

Krause spends many pages challenging the human monopoly on musicianship.

The human monopoly on war is being broken.

Mr. Denk writes: Krause spends many pages challenging the human monopoly on musicianship.

(Wilkes, 1988, p. 29) These considerations have her rule out experiments that challenge the human monopoly of personhood.

As the plight of Virgin Galactic shows, ending government's long-held monopoly on human spaceflight has been difficult.

I'm all for innovation and the right to protect intellectual property, but when there is a clear monopoly and human lives are at stake, we need legislative action for rational and appropriate pricing.

"No culture has a monopoly on human genius, and we never know where the next brilliant idea may come from," Harrison says.

America has created a "United States Corporation of Government" (USCOG) - now the largest monetary corporation in human history, with a monopoly in the market it created for itself.

David Harrison, an endangered language expert, explains it best, "No culture has a monopoly on human genius.

In the modern court of ethics, however, religion does not have a monopoly on human sensitivity.

Successful test flights of the Starliner and Crew Dragon would end the current Russian monopoly on human orbital transportation.