Sentence examples for because they can command from inspiring English sources

Others want to be there because they can command a higher price for, say, a cold soda at the checkout than for warm bottles on a shelf.

Landlords like to have leases signed in the spring, when they can command the highest rent because so many people are moving for work or school.

"The fact that even with the enormous salaries they can command in Europe many players chose to return because of their love of the strip is very commendable and a very Argentinian trait," says one Boca fan.

"They can command majorities in the House," Mr. Clapp said.

They rarely come up for sale, but when they do, they can command hefty premiums.

Typically, they can command double the prices they charge customers here.

She says London offers models only a fraction of the fees they can command elsewhere.

It would not be an easy negotiation, because he can command a signing bonus exceeding $18 million.

Does a major league ballplayer prove that he is the best because he can command a $125 million contract compared with the next guy at $110 million?

The Mets will probably not pursue Oakland's Jason Giambi, because he can command a six- or seven-year deal and plays first base, where the team will eventually move Mike Piazza.

Developing cancer drugs has become a priority for almost all the big pharmaceutical companies, in part because the drugs can command high prices.