Sentence examples for monopoly makes from inspiring English sources

Cable & Wireless's monopoly makes telephone costs staggeringly high.

Microsoft msft has been steadily moving into the telecommunications market, beefing up its NT platform with carrier-specific features, but a federal court's decision that the company is a monopoly makes little difference to telecom service providers.

This monopoly made her rich, with the firm used as a battering ram to take over other industries.

Inside China the MPT has steadfastly defended the state's monopoly, making life hard for China Unicom, its only domestic competitor, and for the most part confining foreigners to the business of making telephone equipment.

According to Renana Jhabvala of the Self-Employed Women's Association, a respected charity based in Gujarat, the monopoly made the gum trade legal, but also drove down by half the price women received for it.

Monopoly made Kern think of the canasta craze in their junior and senior years, those rows and rows of cards laid out on their parents' dining-room tables, and asked if anybody could still remember the rules.

The rest of its business is running the cluster of smart hotels in which the players stay between their sessions at the tables.Where French casinos thrive on the slots, the Monte Carlo casino and its cousins in the SBM monopoly make 85% of their money from the tables.

Even with his reduced royalties Monopoly made Darrow a millionaire.

It's also a state-run monopoly, making something like $580 billion dollars a year in oil exports, or about a third of the entire country's GDP.

Play Sci-Fi games (such as science fiction Charades or Star Wars Monopoly) Make fun goodie bags with silver pencils, glow-in-the-dark stuff, anything with aliens, slinkies, and Sci-Fi fake tattoos.

First, a market of over half a billion people with growing wealth who have traditionally been underserved by government-controlled telecom monopolies makes for a lot of low-hanging fruit.