Sentence examples for command greater pricing from inspiring English sources

The airline, which has battled higher costs, will command greater pricing power by reining in the supply of its airplane seats.

Stereo pressings, which were produced less plentifully, typically command greater prices.

If it had originated from Mars, though, it would be far rarer and command an even greater price among collectors.

In a letter to Health Secretary Nicola Sturgeon, Ms Davidson said that her party accepted that the proposed minimum pricing legislation would "command greater authority if given the widest political support".

The agency sells items like Kindles in bulk, Mr. Zacchea said, "because we know it's distressed material - it's not going to command a great price".

"There is good evidence that mayors command greater popular recognition.

They can also command greater access to regulators.

Your role can command greater respect than your title.

His intention was to gather a harvest of biche-de-mer, an edible sea-slug common in these waters which evidently commanded a great price in the Chinese market.

As usual, Henry Moore's bronzes commanded large prices.

These masked figures command great respect and quietude.