Sentence examples for command better from inspiring English sources

The north's fertile red soil is famed for its produce and ought to command better prices elsewhere in the country.

By being big the new firm can command better terms from television networks: programming represents about 40% of its costs.

American medical schools are producing more graduates, but many of them will become specialists who can command better pay.

It shows him more fully in command, better able to connect his style to the emotion that lies beneath.

Until Sept. 11, the defense command better known as Norad had always been oriented toward threats from abroad.

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

These two Casualty Collection Points also enabled better command and control, better patient tracking, and provided improved safety for EMS responders and civilians.

But small cars are now commanding better prices in the showroom.

"Only the first [category] is commanding better pay and benefits," Reich notes.

Car companies are also commanding better prices for their small cars because of added features like entertainment systems and heated seats.

It generally commands better profit margins than your typical generic maker.