Sentence examples for clout of network from inspiring English sources

The clout of network TV news back then is hard to grasp for anyone reared exclusively in the modern universe of the internet, blogs, and 24/7 cable news channels.

NRA spokesman Andrew Arulanandam told the Post it would be difficult for Everytown to counter the NRA's political clout and network of 5 million dues-paying members.

Andreessen Horowitz has been very busy for such a young firm, but it's hard to imagine that they didn't see a heck of lot of deal-flow from day one, considering the networks and clout of its founding partners (Marc Andreessen and Ben Horowitz).

The book doesn't attempt to diminish how disruptive the switch from old to new "automotive DNA" would be, particularly given the economic clout of the automotive industry and its complex network of vested interests.

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.

Nevertheless, the online democracy created by network neutrality is currently being threatened by the political clout of big business.

He talked about cellphones and social networks and sang about, among other things, the clout of the Christian right and a culture of greed.

The purchases of Bear and WaMu extended its investment-banking clout and branch network (by over 2,000 outlets) but also brought with them piles of duff assets.

The announcement underlines the financial clout of the institution.

Even the clout of party leaders proved dubious.

The rising clout of bloggers occasionally creates tension.