Sentence examples for clout of a from inspiring English sources
Its best protection, though, is the clout of a few congressional allies.
Mr. Valenti, 61, is widely judged to have the wiliness and clout of a Medici pope.
They are also nervous about the spending power and energy clout of a resurgent Russia.
"And J has the feel of an independent label with the clout of a major.
The influence and marketing clout of a big beverage company would surely help.
A compassionate contemporary play with the spare, emotional clout of a Greek tragedy.
Her casting suggests that a virtual character may not have the box-office clout of a real one.
Everything here is affordable, even for those of us who have the financial clout of a 13-year-old.
Mirabella herself has played on the fact that she is an experienced MP with the clout of a major party behind her.
It's like the pledges that made the anti-tax activist Grover Norquist famous, but with more promises and with the clout of a governor behind it.
Finally, it is important to remember that the best talent may not join without a CEO title, so a founder sometimes must balance between the vanity/utility/clout of a title and getting the best talent on the team.
