Sentence examples for it can command from inspiring English sources

"Twitter believes it can command premium ad pricing, but its dramatic ad [revenue] deceleration doesn't support that," Mahaney wrote in a note Thursday.

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"With the scale the company has, the economies of scale it can command, it basically extracts every last nickel out of its suppliers," says Michael Bride, deputy overseas organising director at the United Food & Commercial Workers Union in Washington.

Yahoo's problem is that while it can command high prices for advertising on some parts of its site, like its stock quotation page and computer shopping area, advertisers are willing only to pay much lower rates for others, like e-mail and weather pages.

The PPP thinks it can command such a majority.

Moreover, Ford has yet to prove it can command healthy prices for cars that were historically sold on the cheap.

No one knows how it is that I can command my hand to make a fist and that it will do that.

Every antiquity, it seems, can command a price, and every country has a supply.

It also can command more capital, in direct aid from Saudi Arabia and other rich Persian Gulf states and now, as it prepares to increase its oil exports through a new pipeline across Turkey, from its own resources.

It's also got hands-free functions so you can command it by voice, and it'll read out steps from the cooking instructions.

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.