Sentence examples for increasing monopoly from inspiring English sources

From 1500 to 1640 Edinburgh's population surged, stimulated by an increasing monopoly that it enjoyed over foreign trade and its status as the capital of a growing royal bureaucracy.

Look at Google's increasing monopoly power -- Google's geometrically increasing monopoly power.

Certainly the aviation industry's increasing monopoly status should provide no immunity from climate responsibility.

The catalyst for the Boston Tea Party, at least as Pulitzer prize-winning historian Arthur Scheslinger tells it, came not because of 'taxation without representation' but, rather, a widespread opposition to the increasing monopoly of the East India Company.

This finding cautions both external providers and their NHS clients to value and make provision for explicit knowledge transfer mechanisms, as the NHS clients ended up dependent on the external consultants' increasing monopoly of skills.

Canada's federal government and provincial securities commissions must choose between a TMX that is largely foreign-owned and an all-Canadian offer that could increase monopoly power and thus raise costs for investors.

This would have increased monopolies, which would have meant higher prices".

So, for certain drugs, increasing the monopoly for six months can mean literally hundreds of millions of dollars in extra profit.

If this becomes law, we'll see a shrinking in the variety and diversity of sexual expression as marginalised groups are silenced and large corporations increase their monopoly.

It is intended to shine a light on the apparently narrowing range of voices in the arts, and what seems to be an increasing middle-class monopoly.

However, when certain services demonstrate increasing return and natural monopoly, or when they are not excludable and the society insists not to charge users, privatization does not work well for achieving users' welfare [13].