Sentence examples for would not command from inspiring English sources

For that reason, he probably would not command a big return in a trade.

Rodgers, 68, would not command the players' respect or that of the remaining coaching staff, Robiskie told Snyder.

Wilpon said in The New Yorker that Reyes would not command a contract similar to the $142 million deal Carl Crawford received from the Boston Red Sox last winter.

Hail to Reason, Hoist the Flag, Hyperion, Nearco, Bull Dog - these are the horses most prominent in her pedigree, horses whose appearance would not command a high price at the yearling sales that power the racing industry.

Its reasoning was daft: the bank felt its notes would not "command respect and legitimacy" unless one of them featured a woman, apparently forgetting that the queen appears on all notes.

Even were they not denied access to television (newspapers and radio stations who interview them also risk prosecution), the part-Jewish, part-Armenian Mr Kasparov and his allies would not command much support.

Let's hope you weren't thinking that these high-end HP notebooks wouldn't command a MacBook Pro type price.

Hardaway can opt out of the final two years of his contract after this season, but he is set to make $30 million in those years and he would probably not command the midlevel exception of $4.5 million on the free market.

American modern painting would not consistently command such sophisticated ardor until the advent of Abstract Expressionism, with its incalculable debt to Ellis Island.

The Fujitsu-Toshiba entity would not even command 1% of the global cell phone market if it launched today.

For all his scoring splurges, if the Bulls had won only one or two titles, he would not have commanded center stage for so long.