Sentence examples for would probably command from inspiring English sources

Holliday, who turns 30 in January, is represented by Scott Boras and would probably command a larger contract.

Still, Twins officials are hopeful that Mauer will stay, although on the open market he would probably command one of the largest contracts in baseball history.

Such a doctor would probably command little respect from his patients or colleagues, yet this is precisely what is demanded of the doctor when enrolling patients in clinical trials.

Mr Chaudhry would probably still command most of the Indian vote, but most Fijian voters prefer Mr Qarase's party.

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.

Although the appointment meant that Ismay would probably never command troops again, he viewed it as an important opportunity and "accepted with scarcely a moment's hesitation".

Clifton would not comment on any terms, but Benson will probably command a three-year deal worth more than $7 million per season.

That would allow the Mets the payroll flexibility to make a strong bid for Seattle shortstop Alex Rodriguez, who will probably command $20 million a year.

Admiral Lord West, a former first sea lord, said: "You can do a surgical strike but you need to be clear what is your whole campaign plan, where do you go from there?" BBC defence correspondent Caroline Wyatt said it was understood military targets had already been chosen and they would probably focus on command centres believed to be involved in the use of chemical weapons.

The new command would probably be based at Offutt Air Force Base near Omaha.

And he would probably not have taken command of his job so quickly.