Sentence examples for command matters from inspiring English sources

"He doesn't command matters here anymore".

Where the fact of command matters more than the substance of what is commanded, human intention to obey has greater significance than the substantive enactments of obedience.

A lot of IT heads, indeed, report to the chief financial officer—although opinions differ about how much formal lines of command matter.

His command of subject matter and his heartfelt joy in presiding over the enacting of historic legislation were a welcome coda to the achievements of the departing Congress.

A story on flaws in the command structure mattered; lives would depend on how smoothly the commanders worked.

Roman sculpture demonstrably embedded in Western cultural history can now go for ten times the price that it might otherwise command, no matter how damaged or undistinguished.

Never, ever scold or discipline your dog when she comes to you on command, no matter what!

When she consistently obeys the down command, no matter what she is doing, you can start to work off lead.

Or what it was like when women were considered as mere chattel -- the youthful assets of fathers who could be traded or sold for the best price -- or the wedded property of their husbands (doomed to obey his commands no matter the cost to their physical, psychological or spiritual health).

In 2006, the American command realised that matters were getting worse and they weren't winning.

For Mrs. Clinton, exhibiting a command of military matters is not just about learning from her husband's experience.