Sentence examples for commanding premium from inspiring English sources

With predictive analytics helping identify customer preferences, the opportunities for tailoring products and commanding premium prices can quickly expand.

To successfully compete with other fresh market producers, greenhouse vegetable growers must either produce crops when the outdoor supply is limited or produce quality products commanding premium prices.

While most of the lemons are shipped around Italy and beyond, commanding premium prices, many others are made into limoncello, a sugary, greenish-yellow liqueur.

While the onscreen versions of the Marvel Comics superheroes are racking up dollars at the box office, their printed incarnations are commanding premium prices at the auction block, too.

While developers are wary about getting back to building starter homes — if land cost is too high and construction workers are commanding premium salaries, there are no guarantees for a significant return on their investment, they reason — the luxury market is roaring back, as banks are eager to lend to buyers with unblemished credit and a lot of money for a down payment.

It may seem that Ford is oversaturating the high end of its best-selling truck line with so many models commanding premium, if not always Platinum, cash outlays from their buyers.

Consequently, the price shot up – it has tripled since 2006 – with more rarified black, red and "royal" types commanding particularly handsome premiums.

All of it will fall under the banner of Archstone Clinton, a development of premium rentals and commanding views.

Akamai stock deserves a premium for that as well as for the company's commanding market share.

After meeting in late September with executives at Fox Interactive Media, RBC Capital analyst Jordan Rohan confirmed in a research note that MySpace, too, is sold out of video ad inventory and is commanding ad rates as high as $35 to $40 on a cost per thousand basis for premium programming.

In an age of tub-thumping, political rhetoric, before television put a premium on conversational styles, Barbara found a way of speaking that was strong, commanding but never macho.