Sentence examples for therefore commands from inspiring English sources

Available in black, pink or white, the Samsung Galaxy Note 3 is a large, flagship phone and therefore commands a premium price.

Rovers, recently relegated to the Championship, value the player at £6m but a fee for the Canadian, who is under 24 and therefore commands a compensation package, may have to be decided by a tribunal later this month if no agreement is reached between the clubs.

The "Russneft affair" therefore commands less attention internationally.

Therefore, commands are broadcast to everyone in the network.

Therefore, commands are sent by considering the yaw, pitch, roll, and altitude of the AR.Drone 2.0.

We find that new products are on average improved and therefore command a pricing premium.

Around this time, Diana had procured a divorce and was therefore commanded to appear at fewer events in custom-colored shoes.

They therefore command the respect of management, have access to inside information concerning the company, and, particularly in Germany, can exert considerable influence on management behavior.

Let's look at the US & Canada market where Facebook earns the most per user because they're wealthier and have more disposable income than people in other parts of the world, and therefore command higher ad rates.

Grand Prix weekend and the peak dates over Austin's South-by-Southwest interactive, film and music festival are our highest demand periods of the year, and therefore command the highest rates annually.

Centrality measures are often associated with power (Moschitz and Stolze 2009) and innovation in the rural community (Spielman et al. 2011), indicating that those with higher scores tend to be innately more capable in the context of agricultural management and therefore commanded respect from within the community.