Sentence examples for which monopolized from inspiring English sources

They were prohibited from owning land or farming and from joining guilds, which monopolized craft production at the time.

His voluntary coaching of Valley executives, which monopolized most of his week, was his way of giving back to a Silicon Valley that had been so generous to him throughout his career.

And Deutsche Grammophon, which monopolized Bernstein in his later decades, offers "Leonard Bernstein: The Legend Lives On" on six CD's, as well as two isolated discs of his own music: "Serenade" and "Songfest," conducted by Bernstein in the late 70's; and "A White House Cantata," led by Kent Nagano.

Avermectins were first produced by Merck & Co. which monopolized the international market.

A modern form of the company, which monopolized trade between large parts of Asia and Europe, is alive and well and living in idyllic surroundings on a vineyard in the Margaret River wine district of Western Australia.

Greens had gone to grays, small rocks to shale and scree and my thoughts of a summit bid shifted to my young daughter Tanner and wife Kerry's voices and warm smiles which monopolized my muscles, determination and desires.

The power system is intrinsically a monopolized industry which takes the power market as its mode of operation.

During Western Han, the Minister of Finance managed the government's monopolized salt and iron agencies, which were abolished during Eastern Han and transferred to local administrations and private entrepreneurship.

The medical establishment, which enjoys great influence over regional decision making, monopolized leadership on perinatal care in the region; as the following citation indicates, the CLSC actors felt excluded from decision making.

It's possible, but annoying, to consider intermediate cases in which some but not all of the differentiated products are monopolized; I haven't done the algebra, but it's obvious that as the fraction of monopolized products rises, the overall result will move away from the first case and toward the second.

As the proportion increases, the income gap between party members and non-members worsens, which may reflect the increasing importance of political capital in monopolized industries.