Sentence examples for bring its clout from inspiring English sources

Free won't happen here, O'Leary admits: but where Ryanair can bring its clout, and where airports are desperate for growth, zero hour beckons.

AT&T's only hope, he says, was to bring its wide-ranging "political clout" to bear in Washington.

The fracking lobby, America's Natural Gas Alliance (ANGA), also brought its lobbying clout to the forefront for the bill.

There's little doubt that HTC wanted to lock up a partnership with Beats because of the marketing clout the brand would bring its mobile gadgets, and now Beats is looking for a way out just as HTC is trying to tap into another vein of star power to revitalizing its anemic marketing efforts.

Longer-term, the economy faces bigger challenges, from globalization and from the increasing regional geopolitical clout that East Asia's growing prosperity will inevitably bring its more successful countries.

The Gates Foundation, which is co-sponsoring the event, is bringing its enormous financial clout to the issue with the launch of a multi-billion dollar family planning initiative intended to bring services to 120 million more women in poor countries by 2020.

Freedom brought its challenges.

If they were to lend their support to the "no" campaign, it would bring considerable clout to another grassroots move to block the deal.

The region's control of strategic oilfields has brought it wealth and regional clout -- though its continuing hopes for full independence have been an issue in its relationship with the central Iraqi government, with tension peaking last year under controversial former Iraqi Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki.

Such money and fame bring political clout too.

That helped bring him clout among his peers, who awarded Indianapolis the Super Bowl in 2012.