Sentences with phrase «high command becomes»

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Models who manage to become household names command high rates for their work.

The idea of «living wage» became much more important in America, where labor was usually in demand and therefore able to command a higher price and to set other limits and conditions governing employers» access to it.

Ryder, a 33 - year police veteran who until six months ago was a detective sergeant and the commanding officer of the department's Asset Forfeiture and Intelligence Unit, declined an interview with Newsday, but said in a statement that becoming commissioner «is the highest honor that anyone can receive.»

His high - up father - in - law appointed him to command of the evacuation of District 9, which, unsurprisingly becomes violent as the residents realize they have no choice in the relocation.

«These kids come out of high school with a very shaky command of high school math and eventually become teachers who can show their students the steps for doing a long division problem, but can't tell them why it works.

If, like my story above, you've got a client waiting to hear back about a price, know that as you become more established, you'll be able to command higher prices.

Large - capacity models could give Apple a reason to command more money for its high - end iPhone, a situation that's seemingly becoming the norm these days among flagships.