Using words in good sentences?

Question

Can anybody use these words in good sentences which show their meaning?

Monopoly (as in the economic thing)
competition (relating to shops, etc.)
recourse (right to demand payment under a condition...)

3 seperate sentences please

Answer 1

If not for Apple, Microsoft would have a monopoly on personal computers.

The gift shop did well until competition opened up across the street.

Because their carelessness caused great damage, the people demanded recourse.

Answer 2

The television cable provider in my area is a monopoly because there is no competition.

Healthy competion is good for consumers;they can choose the goods and services that are best for them.

When the company disregarded the contract, Bob had no recourse but to file a civil lawsuit.

Answer 3

With a well-established monopoly on the ping-pong table industry Tom's recourse silenced the competition.

or

Damn competition's got a monopoly; now we got no recourse.

Answer 4

An electric utility or a water system is what economists consider a Natural Monopoly.

Competition between sellers usually lowers costs and increaes quality for consumers.

Vendors whose bills are not paid within 30 days often take recourse to the courts to enforce their claims.

Answer 5

1. When you have a monopoly you can ask any price you like
2. Business competition can be fiendish at times
3. Have recourse to the courts to claim what's yours.

Sentences can be found with definitions at sites like http://www.onelook.com

Answer 6

I am thinking of starting a monopoly
Burger king and McDonalds compete in many Competitions.