Sentence examples for now monopolized from inspiring English sources

"The new leaders may introduce more competition to some industries now monopolized by S.O.E.'s," said Qiu Xiaohua, a former chief of the National Bureau of Statistics of China.

While basketball helped swell the membership of YMCAs because of the availability of their gyms, within five years the game was outlawed by various associations because gyms that had been occupied by classes of 50 or 60 members were now monopolized by only 10 to 18 players.

If these two proud and talented peoples are ever to live side by side in peace and cooperation, one obvious prerequisite will be a Palestinian economy that generates jobs and prosperity for its people and civil institutions that can broaden debate and begin to supplant the paramilitary secular and Islamist groups that now monopolize Palestinian political activity.

You look at how testing and the preparation for testing now monopolizes class time -- that is the American school system.

Sturm predicts that newer telecom companies will, within a decade, help take away 50% of this market, which is now nearly monopolized by the old Bell operating companies.

Q. Manhattan and now Brooklyn monopolize the restaurant columns.

Founded by Aaron Harris, Josh Abrams and Ryan Bednar, the startup is disruptive in the sense that the tutoring space up until now has been monopolized by agencies like Sylvan and Huntington Learning Center or risky alternative Craigslist.

"Now one industry can't monopolize the transportation fuel supply".

But Ben Ali loyalists must not monopolize power.

For seven years now, the very best men's players have monopolized the Grand Slam trophies.

Sophie has never cared much for the animals who monopolized her mother's attention, but now she falls in love.