Sentence examples for for which it can command from inspiring English sources
Unlike G.M. and Ford, bogged down by dozens of models whose images are unclear, Toyota has a well-edited lineup of both bread-and-butter cars that sell in big volumes as well as luxury models for which it can command a higher price.
Moreover, Ford has yet to prove it can command healthy prices for cars that were historically sold on the cheap.
The iPhone 4S introduced a new automated voice control system called "Siri", that allows the user to give the iPhone commands, which it can execute and respond to.
Google Home, which the company unveiled at its annual conference for developers, is a "voice-activated home product," in Google's parlance, which means you can command it to do things and it will respond.
And for the classic models, which can command prices over $150,000, Airstream is now equipping them with smart control technology that will let owners control various functions through a smartphone app.
But advertisers will still pay large premiums for a big audience, particularly for live events like Fox's "American Idol," which can command $700,000 for a 30-second spot, according to Adweek.
And Whole Foods' well-heeled customers are willing to pay for that food, which is one reason the company can command a premium on all its products, not just its organic fare.
As for those celebrated speakers who can command $100,000?
It is no wonder that surgeons can command $20,000 for procedures like the one I am contemplating.
It has proved that there is a viable market for electric cars, and that they can command premium prices.
