Sentence examples for why command from inspiring English sources

I have never understood why command of the brief is rarely discussed when it comes to a Cabinet reshuffle.

These documents and the associated analytical techniques, therefore, provide a rich source of information about why command and control failures occurred.

The Army would not say why the commandant, Command Sgt. Maj.

Both Bronson and eXquire showed why they command headliner status after only a year in the game.

$! and $@ represent why the command failed, and can be added to die, as well as others.

That partly explains why it commands so little support among the public and transport experts.

That, in the end, is why it commands the public's nearly unanimous support.

One taste of this delicious wild edible and I was hooked — I could understand why it commanded such a generous price at gourmet markets.

Neymar demonstrated his charismatic style in the semi-final of the Club World Cup on Wednesday with a goal that reflected why he commands such attention.

Kool with a kapital K, this one has long been among the most keenly-sought of early VWs which is why it commands the highest price of all the cars shown here.

One plausible answer might be that God's perfect knowledge of right and wrong, or God's own moral perfection, explains why his commands serve legitimately as standards for us.