Sentence examples for will command by from inspiring English sources
Yet it is the target for GDP, a single number planted halfway through the speech as if it is an afterthought, that will command by far the most attention.It was not always thus.
From Baroness Perry, a Conservative peer and a former chief inspector of schools: I very much welcome the idea of an examination which will command greater confidence, both by universities and by employers.
The airline, which has battled higher costs, will command greater pricing power by reining in the supply of its airplane seats.
Online advertising revenue overtook print newspapers two years ago, and by 2018 will command more of Australia's $10bn-a-year 10bn-a-year 10bn-a-year newspadvertisingo and TV put together.
The emerging status is pretty clear: a deeply socialist state where central planning by politicians will command the use of scarce resources.
Mr. Hall hopes the painting will command the kind of attention received by two other portraits Christie's sold: Pontormo's "Portrait of a Halberdier," which the J. Paul Getty Museum in Los Angeles bought for $35.2 million in 1989, and Raphael's "Portrait of Lorenzo de'Medici," which sold for $37.3 million to a private collector in the United States in 2007.
Prices have yet to be announced, but if the interior is anything to go by, the Venator will command a premium over the 911.
By most accounts, Rodriguez will command something around $30 million a year when the ink is dry.
By doing so, you will command higher rates, and attract a better class of clientele.
Hosted by the National Press Club and broadcast on the ABC, it will command a big audience.
