After this figure was questioned in comments, I went back to my source who admitted he was wrong and suggested that for a large publisher with clout 70 to 75percentt was a better figure.
For more information on kakapo life history see Clout [12] and references herein.
Tapping in to the marketing clout of O2, the UK's second largest mobile network with 23 million customers, with Sun+ offered as a mobile package could significantly boost subscriber takeup of the £2-a-week Sun+ digital service.
A local academic, Andrew Aeria, in a report submitted to the Sarawak parliament last year, underlined how the 16,000-odd voters in one rural constituency had as much clout as 67,000 voters in a semiurban one.
Though 55% ownership gives you a lot of clout, the 45% are still interested in what goes on.
As teachers distributed bottled water, Mr. Clinton shared the stage with the singers Billy Joel and Brian McKnight, in a testament to the clout of VH1, the cable music station, which sponsored the event with Viacom, its parent company.
That such a deliberately divisive and potentially off-putting show could get on the air, and onto the ascendant FX network, is also a sign of the clout Mr. Murphy, 45, wields in the television industry and at that cable channel.
Using a crude comparison of a company's annual revenue and its domicile's economic output, The Economist has identified the firms with the greatest national clout across 53 markets.
Since then, we have seen the rise of global philanthropic institutions, notably the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, which wield enormous strategic and financial clout [ 1].
In the three calamitous losses here this time, Anderson was clouted for 409, his meagre seven wickets costing 58 apiece; Swann was savaged so badly (560 runs conceded, each wicket at 80) that it ended his Test career.
The clout is a 31-inch (79-centimetre) white target with a black centre, which is inclined at an angle of about 45° in the centre of five concentric circles drawn on the grass.
