Sentence examples for commands better from inspiring English sources

It generally commands better profit margins than your typical generic maker.

This group was boosted by the sales of AMD's Athlon 64 chips into the server market, a relatively new market for AMD, which commands better prices.

Regardless of one's position on this trend, it makes classic economic sense: by buying in bulk, Walmart commands better prices with suppliers, and then passes on lower prices to consumers.

Over the years, Apple's ubiquitous personal assistant program Siri has evolved to become much more sophisticated, capable of understanding commands better and performing more actions with appropriate vocal inputs.

Keep training sessions inside until the puppy knows the commands better, and is more focused and calm.

But small cars are now commanding better prices in the showroom.

By being big the new firm can command better terms from television networks: programming represents about 40% of its costs.

American medical schools are producing more graduates, but many of them will become specialists who can command better pay.

It shows him more fully in command, better able to connect his style to the emotion that lies beneath.

Until Sept. 11, the defense command better known as Norad had always been oriented toward threats from abroad.

Car companies are also commanding better prices for their small cars because of added features like entertainment systems and heated seats.