Sentence examples for clout compared to from inspiring English sources

Even more insidious, this population counts in the rural area with the prison but not in the similar adjacent rural without the prison, which enhances the prison region's clout compared to its neighbors.

Major lobbies such as AIPAC have now been relatively marginalized as a result of their blanket support for Netanyahu and may have to take a more subdued posture going forward, as they have lost much clout compared to new groups such as J-Street -- who now have a chance to create a more forceful public narrative in support of the peace process.

Mr Jun's clout can be compared to that of Silicon Valley executives such as Mark Zuckerberg, whose influence extends beyond the world of tech.

This strategy is perhaps small beer when compared to the marketing clout of Hollywood or the big online brands, but there's an energetic UK cinema exhibition community committed to getting world film culture to audiences in cinemas, so all may not be completely lost.

It has rarely been a happy marriage, given the disparate interests of those involved and the greater financial clout wielded by English and French clubs compared to their Celtic and Italian counterparts.

But a combined Mars and Wrigley will control some 14% of the global market, compared to Cadbury's 10%, giving them greater clout with retailers.

But compared to the other capitals, we don't have the financial clout to attract the "hottest" models.

Another change, compared to 2013, is that the central and eastern Europeans have been able to league up inside the "Visegrád group", intent on showing they have more clout than before.

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Now compare to Greater Manchester.

Children are far more expert at extracting "grants" from parents than is the Treasury HMRCC has no clout to compare with "Edinburgh could be our big break, Dad".