monopolisers造句

• The report in the Newgate Calendar concludes " And Mary, the monopoliser of her own sex, was imprisoned and whipped accordingly, in the severity of the winter of the year 1746 ".
• Overseen by the Board of Trade, Department of Science and Art, the museum grew to challenge ( in its areas of expertise ) the previous monopolisers of scientific study and instruction in Ireland, the Trinity College Dublin and the Royal Dublin Society.
• The Company's monopoly, censorship and failure to protect authors made the system highly unpopular; John Milton wrote " Areopagitica " as a result of his experiences with the Company, accusing Parliament of being deceived by " the fraud of some old patentees and monopolisers in the trade of bookselling ".
• An interesting guiding principle provided by Bishop and Darcey ( 1995 ) states that " a relevant market is something worth monopolising ", in the sense that the relevant market includes all the substitute products and therefore control of that market would allow the monopoliser to profitably increase the prices of the products to the monopoly level.