Sentence examples for will not command from inspiring English sources

But until and unless the parliament gains more powers, it will not command the attention or allegiance of voters.

Why should anyone else? Beimel will not command a pricey deal, which makes him even more attractive.

The voices of noncelebrities will not command high prices, since there is a large number of people who could supply the voice templates for them.

"A system in which the relative performance of local authorities varies so widely from one year to the next will not command public confidence," Courtney said.

It is clear the prime minister's plan will not command a majority and so that moment is already upon us – there is no need to wait and see what is now inevitable.

Anyone having seen what happened in the House of Commons yesterday realises that the proposals that the prime minister brought forward will not command a majority and therefore there has to be some discussions.

His own proposals will almost certainly not command majorities in the House of Representatives or the Senate - and if they did wouldn't pass muster with the Supreme Court.

And who knows, they may even follow your trend, and you will not only command respect for being kind, but for starting a positive movement.

Profit forecasts will be reduced, or the multiple investors are willing to pay for those profits will fall.Since Apple does not command that high a rating at the moment, investors are clearly dubious about its long-term growth prospects.

The robot will not be commanded again until 1 May.

It's who you are and what you do that will or won't command attention over the long run.