command a salary

Frequency: 5.53.4 per million words

To be able to get a certain salary due to skills or position.

salaryVERB + salary

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Examples (10)

  • US tech workers command six-figure salaries.
  • As a top neurosurgeon, she commands a very high salary.
  • Experienced software engineers in Silicon Valley can command impressive salaries.
  • The newly appointed CEO will command a salary of over one million dollars.
  • Specialists in artificial intelligence often command higher salaries than generalists.
  • He hopes that his master's degree will allow him to command a better salary.
  • Only a handful of athletes in the league command such a massive salary.
  • With her extensive background in finance, she commands a substantial salary.
  • The company is looking for a candidate who can command a competitive salary based on merit.
  • Senior partners at the law firm command salaries that reflect their years of expertise.