Sentence examples for monopoly attitudes from inspiring English sources
The telephone companies should care more but they operate as oligopolies with monopoly attitudes and rarely exhibit consumer empathy (which is a nice way of saying their business models are built on customer imprisonment).
The voices of his interviewees in two public service organisations, one a clerical agency, the other a state industrial monopoly, explaining their attitudes and their behaviour, are as fresh as if they had been uttered yesterday.
The former attributes postwar revolutions in attitude and lifestyle to monopoly capitalism's insatiable appetite for markets; the latter examines the deepening connections between the emergence of a consumer society and developments in modern literature and philosophy.
Through an analysis of the linguistic and stylistic resources assigned to the represented characters, we reveal the deeply entrenched indexical order of the Greek language monopoly which goes hand in hand with racist attitudes.
Woodcock asked him what the attitude of a union towards a monopoly should be.
"Mattel can't claim a monopoly over fashion dolls with a bratty look or attitude, or dolls sporting trendy clothing – these are all unprotectable ideas," Chief Judge Alex Kozinski said.
As the Ninth District ruling, written by chief judge Alex Kozinski, pointed out, Mattel "can't claim a monopoly over fashion dolls with a bratty look or attitude, or dolls sporting trendy clothing.
research, an attitude that it has enforced in the most basic way: through maintaining a monopoly on B.S.E.
It must bring its popular ideas and attitudes in line with the elemental needs of the state, to help it regain its monopoly on necessary force.
The Ajuran Empire allied with the Ottomans defied the Portuguese economic monopoly in the Indian Ocean by employing a new coinage which followed the Ottoman pattern, thus proclaiming an attitude of economic independence in regard to the Portuguese.
