Sentence examples for monopoly terms from inspiring English sources

Or, to explain it in Monopoly terms, there was no bank in the early 1930s, just a few powerful top hats bullying everyone else.

It also occurs when secular government assumes a monopoly in terms of defining public and political identity.

It is not widely appreciated that Europe, having missed out on the internet boom that became almost a US monopoly in terms of new companies generated, is playing a leading role in virtual worlds.

Every branch of power is trying to build its own monopoly in terms of economics and influence.

Monopoly: A term that idiots like to throw around to sound smart at parties, but really they don't know what the hell they're talking about.

In fact, it is on matters of culture that they become most ideological and emotional -- largely, I suspect, because they know any homage accorded this view will deprive them of their desired monopoly on the terms of discourse.

Republicans like to self-identify as the party of God or Jesus or Christianity or holiness or whatever, and as someone who doesn't prescribe to a belief in any of those things, I have no problem with them trying to create a monopoly on those terms.

There was significant criticism of the research-based industry and the use of the terms "monopoly" and "monopolistic" appeared several times.

While Daraprim is short of actual rivals in the US, it does not enjoy the kind of official short-term monopoly that a patent provides, which would block even the potential of price competition in the short term.

They said it wasn't fair for the right to take the monopoly of the term.

It related this to open source savings from reduced licensing costs and "freeing government bodies from long term monopoly situations".