Sentence examples for commands high from inspiring English sources

His tag commands high prices at auctions and galleries.

Because the government doles out undeveloped land sparingly, it commands high premiums.

The art has won international recognition and now commands high prices from leading galleries and private collectors and investors, many of them in the United States.

Traditionally from wealthy, powerful families, a zaim presides over large patronage networks, is seen as the protector of his sectarian community and commands high levels of loyalty.

A painter who commands high prices and occupies a lavish, gaudy residence on the banks of the Nile, the candidate is close to Egypt's first lady, Suzanne Mubarak.

Among the opponents is the International Salmon Farmers Association which is concerned about the reaction of consumers and that it will undermine the popularity of salmon, which commands high prices in the US.

Its heavyweight political leadership easily commands high-level attention.

In addition, England runs refrigerator trucks, a specialty that commands higher shipping rates.

Both men have a following in the sports memorabilia market, although Ali commands higher fees.

The Williamsburg side commands higher rents: one-bedrooms start around $1,300 a month.

Uniquely among the leaders, he commands higher approval ratings than his party.