Sentence examples for enough to command a from inspiring English sources

One solution is to make compact cars cool enough to command a premium price.

At a time when regular discs can be rented for $1 from Redbox, and grocery stores stock them in checkout aisles, the fancy box sets still seem special enough to command a premium price.

These companies are large enough to command an audience anytime, which is why Apple dropped out of the trade conference racket in 2008.

"There's only a small subset of people that can be entertaining enough to command an audience for multiple minutes or hours, not everyone will create content but we believe [consumption] can be mass-market," Rathnam said.

Chevrolet feels its Corvette is sharp-looking and fast enough to command such a premium price.

It may be some time before he's established enough to command two hundred thousand pounds a week like Chelsea's twenty-four-year-old Eden Hazard, or even a hundred and fifty thousand a week like Manchester United's twenty-six-year-old Juan Mata.

To support more radical change adequately, issues need to be grouped into packages important enough to command attention and a well-developed educational component then rolled out, as in France where one package improved guideline acceptance [ 45] and reduced antibiotic resistance.

Tsotsi has a certain surly charm, enough to command the allegiance of a small gang, and we're introduced to him on a particularly dreadful day.

As a Mexican, I felt a sense of triumph to know Univision was now deemed important enough to command the attention of a superstar.

The settlers, in turn, have become a potent constituency of the right-wing political parties that support them -- a force powerful enough to command the actions of important ministers or to destabilize government coalitions.

He sensed that creating a single sculpture monumental enough to command the sprawling space would be impossible.