Sentence examples for longer command from inspiring English sources

American Presidents no longer command; they merely prefer.

So too had the Fascist regime, which could no longer command any obedience.

The executives say that news divisions no longer command the attention and the priority they once did.

Under Labour's new rules, unions no longer command a third of the votes in the Labour election.

"The mass party is dead, and parties no longer command the loyalty of their followers," he says.

In other words, Mormon Utah can no longer command the privacy it used to enjoy.To their critics, the Mormons' phenomenal growth is a danger.

But he no longer commands double teams or scrambles game plans.

He no longer commands the troops whose numbers were the core of counterinsurgency.

It's no surprise that the Manson story no longer commands much attention.

Zebco reels no longer commanded an "adequate profit," the statement said.

Formal authority was no longer sanctified; the prospect of elite admonishment or discipline no longer commanded so much fear.