Sentence examples for command higher price from inspiring English sources

Lexus has since grown to command higher price premiums than rival Japanese makes, with new models further increasing in price and reaching the over- ultra-luxury category long dominated by rival European marques.

Stalls near the front of the market command higher prices, which means that only the higher-end merchants will end up there.

As a result, Russian weapons command higher prices than previously.

These typically command higher prices than "second-hand" homes.

Modern blocks command higher prices: maybe £1,600 a square metre.

Yes, condominiums generally command higher prices than co-ops.

(The smaller units command higher prices because they are on higher floors, according to Mr. Azria).

Things in high demand generally command higher prices, so why not blockbuster films?

Six-bedroom houses command higher prices than modest apartments, and help builders quickly recoup their costs.

Substandard processing has vexed the farmers' efforts to command higher prices.

In general, homes with golf course vistas command higher prices — up to 25 percent more, she said.