Sentence examples for its monopolizing from inspiring English sources

Despite its best intentions and willingness to call Google to task for its monopolizing business practices, DuckDuckGo is not entirely free from the grips of the Big Five.

It monopolizes your attention given its fleeting duration.

It's 1.5X the size of its predecessor, monopolizing a majority of the space in front of the keyboard.

The awarding of the Pritzker Architecture Prize has sometimes suggested a geographical distribution intended to prevent its being monopolized by the Americans and Western Europeans who dominate critical discourse.

There are those who say Thailand is reclaiming Angkor once again, not militarily but commercially, monopolizing its lucrative tourist industry and making the temples a key stop in its "Amazing Thailand" promotions.

(And doing all that at the same time as monopolizing its users' attention).

A state's legitimacy and sovereignty is sometimes thought to depend on its ability to use coercion effectively and to monopolize its use within its territory against competitors, both internal and external.

But I've already cornered it, told it I've been waiting forever for it to get here, showed it pictures of my kids, and monopolized its mingling time by asking it to start from the beginning over and over again.

Recently, competing companies have filed lawsuits alleging that the single-serve coffee giant – and its new brewer – are monopolizing the industry.

The channel seemed to finally be aware of its exploitative archetypes in monopolizing the female-centric made-for-TV movie.

Iceland at the time of the novel is essentially a place administered by crooks -- the colonial Danish masters who monopolize its trade and plunder its few resources -- and populated by a drunken, despairing, loafish lot only fitfully energized by the pleasure of watching some act of public cruelty.