Monopolizing in a sentence

There's no problem with the thing itself, but there is a problem with it monopolizing screens.

The vibe is just as electric on the blues portion as Robert Cray, the great Chuck Berry pianist Johnnie Johnson, Albert Collins, Jimmie Vaughan, and a stage monopolizing Buddy Guy, among others, join Clapton tearing into 14 generally archetypal covers.

That same year, 1954, the US government brought a civil antitrust lawsuit against the company for essentially monopolizing the US banana industry.

The danger of the Greens monopolizing political representation of idealistic youth can be seen in the election results in places like Oxford East, Cambridge and Hampstead & Highgate, where we have had some strength at times in the past.

The Justice Department for allegedly monopolizing the digital search market.

The sale, which took place in early July, came less than three months before the DOJ’s lawsuit, which accuses Visa of monopolizing the debit card market.

Alas, Trump would get his wish, but not before suing the NFL for monopolizing football.

And although he’s tacked towards the center recently, that appears to have been a strategic decision in response to the fact that Bernie and Warren were monopolizing the left.

DuckDuckGo looks to take up more space in the search engine industry after the DOJ filed a lawsuit against Google for monopolizing practices.

Some passersby cursed the crowd for monopolizing the sidewalk as they stomped south on Fifth Avenue, passing Trump Tower then continuing towards Bryant Park.

Magie’s views were shaped by Henry George, a popular progressive who argued for a single land tax to keep the wealthy few from monopolizing resources, according to the book.

Walsh said the city’s short-term rental regulations are designed to let Boston’s home-sharing industry grow, while preventing operators from monopolizing Boston’s housing market with short-term rentals — adding to the city’s sky-rocketing housing costs.

However, local factors such as invasive macroalgae also pose a serious risk to coral reefs--monopolizing reef habitats, and overgrowing and smothering native species, such as corals.

On early standalone or batch-processing systems, core dumps allowed a user to debug a program without monopolizing the (very expensive) computing facility for debugging; a printout could also be more convenient than debugging using switches and lights.

One of his ministers described him as "a man equally incapable of monopolizing power as of sharing it".

That is, the total profits a monopolist could earn if it sought to leverage its monopoly in one market by monopolizing a complementary market are equal to the extra profits it could earn anyway by charging more for the monopoly product itself.

The policies were popular because they forced out of the retail sector of the economy those foreigners, especially Lebanese, Asians, and Nigerians, who were perceived as unfairly monopolizing trade to the disadvantage of Ghanaians.

To prevent a repeat of Dorgon 's dictatorial monopolizing of power during the regency, the Shunzhi Emperor, on his deathbed, hastily appointed four senior cabinet ministers to govern on behalf of his young son.