Example sentences for: monopolies

How can you use “monopolies” in a sentence? Here are some example sentences to help you improve your vocabulary:

  • The reason monopolies are bad is that, in theory, they lead to high prices and less product.

  • Because air space is limited, there's an inclination to believe that airlines are natural monopolies or oligopolies and that flooding the market with competitors will actually make air travel less, not more, efficient.

  • But antitrust law is also much better suited to preventing the formation of giant megacorporations--it is called anti- trust law, after all--than to eradicating monopolies that have arisen by other means.

  • Sweden and Finland do not have legal monopolies.

  • The paper said, "The real fear of the protestors is not that the trade talks will fail but that they will succeed, for protectionism is a powerful force behind which shelter not only state monopolies, inefficient industries and cossetted farmers but backward-looking and xenophobic ideologies."


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