Sentence examples for Reduced clout from inspiring English sources
For some, the loss of Ireland's European commissioner and a smaller voting weight summed up their country's reduced clout in the enlarged EU.
The English have never been ones to leave their heritage out of the calculation, particularly now as they confront uncertain times ahead and reduced global clout.
Current White House science adviser Jack Marburger eliminated two deputy positions in the office in 2001, which some critics say reduced the clout of the science adviser's team.
That may reduce the clout of Venezuela's oil-rich president, Hugo Chávez, in the region.
China's sudden prominence, according to this view, will reduce the clout of America, Europe and other rich democracies in the developing world.
Oddly, Universal or anyone else doing exclusive deals with iTunes' rivals could end up reducing the clout of iTunes but spurring more sales of iPods — and that means more music to Mr. Jobs's ears.
If companies pull out from countries that may cross the line, that could leave customers without Internet or wireless access – and reduce companies' clout to make changes in those countries.
Heap's vision was to give power back to the artists: through the blockchain, musicians could reduce the clout of middlemen— such as labels and streaming services— and establish a more direct relationship with their fans.
He stood out in the anti-regulatory Trump administration, where some officials such as Scott Pruitt, the former head of the Environmental Protection Agency, appeared intent on reducing the clout of the departments and agencies they headed.
The NLD would have to contest the parliamentary election without being able to promise that its icon would become the country's leader.Even lowering the "threshold" for constitutional change or reducing army clout now seems unlikely.
That would reduce the clout of the ultraconservative Islamists who have so far come in second-place in the first two rounds of the voting, winning as much as 25 percent of the seats by most estimates.
