Sentence examples for commanding a premium from inspiring English sources
Also commanding a premium would be police procedurals featuring a he-and-she team or an investigator with enhanced powers of observation.
Even less-developed Brooklyn neighborhoods are commanding a premium: in Bushwick in July, the average rent for a one-bedroom was $1,900.
Genetically engineered bugs making hydrocarbons more or less from scratch could guarantee consistent quality without the hassle, thus perhaps commanding a premium with no extra effort.
The car, scheduled to go on sale in 2012, is an example of how car companies are trying to build more style and technology into smaller cars, in hopes of commanding a premium price.
In December, just under 2,000 limited-edition oatmeal-colored cotton hoodies cropped up at The North Face's online and brick-and-mortar stores, commanding a premium price of $125 each.
With his talk of building brand equity and commanding a premium by "orchestrating service to fill customers' value-driven needs," Marshall, who is 61 years old, is clearly an iconoclast in the airline industry.
According to Alex Rubin, an associate broker with Prudential Douglas Elliman, Long Beach's multifamilies command a premium.
"Apple shares will obviously be getting hit, as shareholders rightfully command a premium for a C.E.O.
