Sentence examples for monopolize on from inspiring English sources
The phrase "monopolize on" is not correct and usable in written English
You can use the phrase "monopolize" by itself, which means to have exclusive control over the supply of or trade in a commodity or service. For example, "The company tried to monopolize the robotics industry, but was blocked by the government."
Stones and High were driven to make the book not to monopolize on the renewed interest in 90s NYC culture and fashion, but to create a yearbook of their youth, focusing on the actual dynamics of their tightly knit group of skaters and not the sensationalism.
It's also very interesting and not at all surprising to see that MindGeek made AgeID to monopolize on the new age verification law, but, of course not wanting to lose their own under 18 viewers, they have now created their own VPN! VpnHUB will allow underage users in the UK to bypass the age verification controls by avoiding being detected as a UK viewer.
In nature, certain bacteria and archaea presumably excrete CGTases to monopolize on the starch substrate, converting it into CDs, which cannot be utilized by competing microorganisms (Pajatsch et al. 1999; Hashimoto et al. 2001).
This operationalization reflects the PoA model in that it assumes that a male is able to monopolize only one female on a given day and that he alone should be responsible for all ejaculatory copulations observed with that female on that day.
Two dogs monopolize the one sofa.
A white-blond maneater, Taylor, threatens at the outset to monopolize the boys on the show, Grant and Chase (all real names here, folks).
10. (C) Sultan argued, however, that Kidwai does not monopolize the debate on this issue and that other critical inputs come from the Strategic Forces Command, the Director General for Military Operations (DGMO), the Minister of Defense, and some National Defense University experts.
"We monopolize, do deals on the streets," Big Smoke says.
Pretraining animals for motor assessment tasks can take weeks or months, via traditionally one-on-one training, which can monopolize the lab's time.
The Microsoft complaint does attempt to demonstrate deliberate attempts to achieve monopoly power, including but not limited to denying Google's Microsoft access to YouTube and Google's deliberate attempts to monopolize the search box on a wide range of websites.
'An Everlasting Piece' Without pushing too hard, Barry Levinson's Irish farce about a pair of Belfast hospital barbers (one Catholic, the other Protestant) intent on monopolizing the toupee business in Northern Ireland makes the wearing of hairpieces a goofy comic metaphor for the Irish troubles.
