Sentence examples for monopolisation of from inspiring English sources

Could the male monopolisation of corporate golf be to blame?

The monopolisation of available wealth by a select few has become more striking.

He also stormed back to Brussels, arguing that monopolisation of some regional routes was inevitable either through Olympic's failure or its merger with Aegean.

We need to put the brakes on the monopolisation of land, seeds, and supply chains by corporations like Monsanto and Syngenta.

Up to now, its obsessions have been grouped around the issues of internet freedom, state surveillance and the monopolisation of intellectual property and communications.

In the UK, the government is not just plugging holes, but setting aside competition rules to encourage the monopolisation of finance.

Ranging patterns of females as well as a short mating season affect monopolisation potential of males.

In contrast to southern Africa, postcolonial East Africa perpetuated colonial policies of state nationalisation, monopolisation, and centralization of wildlife (Kabiri 2010).

Section two's concept of monopolisation can survive the acceleration to Internet time: the increased rate of change may motivate a greater emphasis on the temporal dimension of markets, but a monopoly can be both fleeting and baneful.

Cornell University's agrarian political scientist Ronald J. Herring vehemently contests Shiva's allegations of monopolisation.

However, the benefits of monopolisation would not occur either, and in fact in large stock populations, fighter males do not occur (personal observations).