Sentence examples for which can command from inspiring English sources
His most lucrative finds are new iPhones, which can command more than than $100 a piece.
Where there was one dominant party there are now three, none of which can command a majority (see chart 1).
On the critical question on the formation of the government which can command a parliament majority, I have of course seen the statements of other party leaders.
And the Modigliani-Miller theorem tells us that it doesn't really matter how you fund your business: more equity means lower risk equity, which can command lower returns.
Because Dell holds very little inventory, it takes advantage of lower component costs and is always selling a fresher product, which can command a higher profit margin.
On the other hand, the systems can also handle medical and hazardous waste, which can command two to four times the fees associated with municipal waste.
The biotech firm Genetics Institute decides which version of a drug to develop partly based on which iteration shows the best results in clinical trials but also according to which version can command the strongest patent protection.
Ryan Gosling has a presence with which he can command a film.
In order to fix Mr Bingley's intentions, she tells Elizabeth, Jane Bennet "should … make the most of every half-hour in which she can command his attention.
The N.C.A.A.'s President, Mark Emmert, has said that unionization "would blow up everything about the collegiate model of athletics" — a system in which Fitzgerald can command a multimillion-dollar salary.
I tried to answer this question using a principle from Adam Smith, the granddaddy of economics: that a person "must be rich or poor according to the quantity of labor which he can command".
