Sentence examples for better able to command from inspiring English sources

The intense campaign of raids and deportations has so clogged the immigration courts that the American Bar Association has proposed creating an independent court system that presumably would be better able to command adequate resources.

He is a victim of what Jean-Paul Sartre termed bad faith; he is now master of his own ship and better able to command how the end games will play out.

So he knew that when oil demand next surged, Frontline would be better able to command premium rates.

Companies selling themselves could probably seek a higher price and those raising money from venture capitalists may be able to command better terms.

By selling directly to the carriers, Powerwave should be able to command better margins.

Media companies with lots of video tend to have large advertising sales teams that are typically able to command better ad rates than what YouTube can get.

Eventually, they may simply decide to partner with one of the leading logistics companies, which will be able to command better prices at scale through their superior routing algorithms and operational efficiency.

So the best writers should be able to command the best rates.

A better-educated workforce has been able to command higher pay.

The flamboyant cool and medal-winning performances of Idowu – the triple-jumper with the red hair – means he will be able to command a better salary than some of the runners in the city's Olympic Stadium this week.

So troops, hang in there, because help's on the way because he, better than anyone, isn't he known for being able to command, fire!