Sentence examples for the monopolisation from inspiring English sources

The monopolisation of available wealth by a select few has become more striking.

We need to put the brakes on the monopolisation of land, seeds, and supply chains by corporations like Monsanto and Syngenta.

Up to now, its obsessions have been grouped around the issues of internet freedom, state surveillance and the monopolisation of intellectual property and communications.

In the UK, the government is not just plugging holes, but setting aside competition rules to encourage the monopolisation of finance.

In many ways, though, the monumental scale of its box office apart, it continues the trend of recent years: the monopolisation of the Christmas period by blockbuster-grade material (previously the Hobbit films).

They said the purpose of the bomb had been to "denounce the monopolisation of this market by a French company" when plenty of local companies had been well qualified to take the contract.

The prognostics of the Egyptian, Tunisian and Lybian revolutions are not promising, to say the least, and we are still far from being rid of the patriarchal monopolisation of private and public life.

The corrupt monopolisation of wealth, and bullying of rival business, also lurks behind the unemployment that drives young men towards fanaticism.Fatalistic observers blame these problems on the north Caucasus's wretched past, with its ethnic rivalries, incessant wars, the deportation of entire nations by Stalin, and the Soviet mixing of fractious peoples into unnatural administrative units.

Could the male monopolisation of corporate golf be to blame?

"A class action settlement is the wrong mechanism, this court is the wrong venue and monopolisation is the wrong means to carry out the worthy goal of digitising and increasing the accessibility of books".

This might be due to either different microhabitat preferences, mutual competitive exclusion, rare dispersal events that render multiple colonisations of the same site improbable or – the combination of latter two – monopolisation of the site by the species accidentally arrived first [ 24].