Sentence examples for clout in both from inspiring English sources

Labor unions led the failed effort to recall Gov. Scott Walker of Wisconsin, and their defeat in Tuesday's election was a significant setback to organized labor's political clout in both symbolic and tangible ways.

C&N is likely to turn its attention to Airtours which, like Thomson, would give it clout in both Britain and Scandinavia; in return, C&N would provide Airtours, which last year failed to buy not just First Choice but also DER, Germany's number three, with a much-needed continental foothold.

Such market concentration will diminish healthy competition, providing one dominant market leader damaging clout in terms of both consumer pricing and the means with which music is made available.

The visit is taking place in the backdrop of China's growing clout in Asia, as both Delhi and Tokyo have a history of tensions with Beijing linked to territorial disputes.

Mr Cameron's decision to take the British Conservative Party out of the EPP has reduced Britain's clout both in the parliament and with other governments.

But the settlement gives Glaser's company both cash and improved marketing clout in order to keep its current business alive.

As giant area employers, both airlines carry big political clout in efforts to keep these goodies in place.

The founders of both Groupon and Zynga gained extra clout in this way.

MTV Networks is the only cable group with both the cultural position and, more importantly, the clout in the industry to launch a channel with so many enemies.

That would diminish both the EU's sense of itself and its clout in the world.

1 A Third Party With Clout In New Mexico, the Green Party has gained so much power that, its leaders say, both major political parties are trying to exploit it.