Sentence examples for might command from inspiring English sources

Journeymen players earned $40 to $75 a month, while a star might command more than $100.

Exactly what Stuxnet might command industrial equipment to do still isn't known.

A deal that both could sign might command more general assent in Paris.

But it was the other one who might command as much, if not more, respect among many Africans today.

But I will support whichever more pluralist or more proportional system might command a consensus and a chance of winning.

Foreign-language tour guides might command higher salaries, but is it ethical to charge two different prices?

The choice of date might just command some respect.

The Mets would consider signing Martinez for three years, at most, but Martinez might also command a longer deal.

This bill is so uniquely terrible that it might not command a majority when it comes to a floor vote, possibly next week, despite Speaker John Boehner's imprimatur.

Roman sculpture demonstrably embedded in Western cultural history can now go for ten times the price that it might otherwise command, no matter how damaged or undistinguished.

While this space, like many apartments, might never command $2,000 a month, more desirable units can be lifted to the deregulation level with comparative ease.