Sentence examples for Long-term command from inspiring English sources

Caesar, for his part, wanted a long-term command.

Housing tenure may have psychosocial impacts on health; owning one's one home may confer greater feelings of security or prestige than social or private renting, and is often used as an indicator of greater long-term command over resources.

We next analyzed whether behavior can be altered in the long-term by depolarizing command interneurons, which regulate certain aspects of locomotion (Fig. 3a), particularly the direction and likely also the speed of movement: AVB and PVC neurons trigger forward, whereas AVA and AVD mediate backward locomotion.

He has not signed a long-term deal and would surely command the most money in an extension.

Beltran, who will be the premier free agent on the market this winter, is expected to command a long-term contract worth about $15 million a year.

If the Mets acquired Sosa and signed him to a long-term contract -- and Sosa could command a salary near $20 million a season for five or six years, which the Cubs appear unwilling to give -- it would take not only their best prospects but also the money they could apply to a Rodriguez bid.

The gallery's small size made it most useful as a link, rather than as the garrison, magazine, command post and long-term shelter afforded by the gallery systems of most Maginot ouvrages.

Photoactivating command interneurons evoked long-term behavioral changes.

And that's why Jobs, in the face of so much criticism about Apple's long-term viability in the market, still commands wide approval, when the chips are down as well as when the chips are up.

These command lucrative ground leases with long-term leases.

But they are also testing your command of the topic as a whole and your long-term ambition.