Sentence examples similar to the anticipated command from inspiring English sources

Equipment companies still command particularly high ratings and the anticipated expenditure on new mobile phones and systems will provide the main growth area of every advanced economy in coming years.

Only something approaching a sustained worldwide depression could reduce the growth of demand for Middle East oil to levels where the anticipated sellers' market would be too weak to command substantially higher oil prices.

Labor continues to command an election-winning position two months after the Liberal leadership change, and the anticipated loss of Wentworth.

His strong technique, athletic drive and artistic insight commands our attention, especially through the (sometimes challenging) contemporary works and – on the other end – the anticipated demands of a dramatic role such as "Tybalt" in Tomasson's Romeo and Juliet.

The anticipated bad news never came.

Who is the anticipated clientele?

The paucity of broadcast coverage, obviously prompted by the anticipated dearth of high drama, will work against the Democrats (and the Republicans, too, although their candidate, as president, will have little trouble commanding ample air time).

Although not quite the anticipated sell out – the Royal Exchange was pockmarked by a surprising number of empty seats - this new piece from the man regarded as Britain's leading comic storyteller has commanded considerable excitement.

But that was not the anticipated outcome.

And what of the anticipated chemistry?

The anticipated speed duel never developed.