Sentence examples for any clout from inspiring English sources
For media buyers to have any clout in negotiating rates with these giants they need scale.
Mr. Sidikman says that a freshman would have little if any clout.
But the Pakistan Foreign Office denied, as always, that Pakistan had any clout with militant groups.
An old ally with NATO's second-largest army, Turkey may be the only regional power with any clout in Tehran.
"They are picking on an innocent veteran who doesn't have any clout to look out for himself".
If they are to have any clout, supranational elements will certainly be necessary in the area of enforcement.
And is there any evidence that Jeremy Hunt would carry any more clout inside a Cameron government than the quickly marginalised St John Stevas did under Mrs Thatcher?
But if rock has any political clout whatsoever, Bono's presence can be a game changer.
'I set out wanting to be a commercial fiction author, which means you don't get any literary clout.
Most experts say it was not until 1977, when Jimmy Carter and Walter Mondale took office, that the vice presidency gained any real clout.
She said that bundlers had no option of remaining unlisted, and she rejected the idea that they had any enhanced clout with the administration.
