Sentence examples for clout is so from inspiring English sources

Home Depot's market clout is so prodigious that it can make manufacturers do crazy things like upset their long-established distribution channels.

Their political preference and clout is so clear, critics in the community call WTMJ and WISN "WGOP". Five local right wing radio hosts hold court fifteen hours a day, every Monday through Friday, from studios in Milwaukee.

Managed by his father-in-law, Cor Koster, a diamond and watch merchant whose daughter, Danny, Cruyff had married in 1968, his clout was so great that he was even allowed to sport twin stripes on his Holland shirt rather than the trademark three of Adidas, the Dutch team's kit sponsor.

Part of the new clout and behavior of finance is so deep-rooted, however, that it raises questions that go far beyond the excesses of the bubble.

That's why it is so important for people with clout, like Larry Summers, to shut up.

Much of Britain's gambling industry is so offshore as to lose some of its political clout.

In his rewriting of history, his clout in Washington was so slight that he was ineffectual at "influencing the Congress".

But barrier islands with less political clout won't be so lucky, said Joe Fehrer, a project manager for The Nature Conservancy's Virginia Coast Reserve.

The doctors feel that their clout is getting less and less, so they're moving toward consolidation themselves.

Make no mistake: Somebody with clout is benefiting from these sales, so shutting them down won't be a simple process.

While addressing a group who has endured some political difficulty, Paul, as one with Roman privileges, dares to suggest that even such civic clout is not to be taken so seriously.