Sentence examples for because of its clout from inspiring English sources

The search firm may not like this, but because of its clout it should not be surprised at being the subject of intense scrutiny.

Nature may still draw papers because of its clout, but it looks like at least a significant number of researchers in this area will give it the cold shoulder.

12 Years a Slave, though, seems to have gone beyond this caucus, probably because of its clout as an Important Historical Document and its Oscars success.

"The extraordinary thing is that because of its clout, industry has been able to commit what appears to be a criminal offence – selling the public horsemeat falsely labelled as beef – and just say they are sorry and didn't know.

Google is in a unique position to tackle large-scale projects like this one because of its clout and resources.

It is natural that a country of its clout has a global shipping and ports industry.

A good part of its clout comes from Washington dinners, gala "shootouts" and junkets with lawmakers.

Given these realities, the deficit-scold movement has lost some of its clout.

But in the past 30 years labor has lost much of its clout.

Her fervent, unadorned pop-gospel delivery has lost little of its clout.

One group has waved a letter from Osama bin Laden as proof of its clout.