Sentence examples similar to clout of time from inspiring English sources

Far from fathers being discriminated against, in the family law courts they are actually using their heftier financial clout to deprive mothers of time with their children.

These are large commitments, and a reminder that Washington is still using its clout in a time of crisis to play political favourites, rather than contributing to regional balance of payments support.

Following that phase, however, the enterprising merchants bounced back and wielded real clout during the time of the Third Crusade.

Reddy has built his clout over time.

But the UK does have plenty of international political clout at a time when Brussels has indicated a willingness to try to seize control of the health and safety regime offshore.

Even if Isherwood had the clout of a New York Times critic, Bosi and pals would still be guilty of bullying and of taking a (more or less) professional opinion as a "personal" attack.

For an unknown, come-out-of-nowhere label it has serious clout: this time, Natalia V and a clutch of top girls on the runway, Naomi Campbell front row.

You'll save tons of time and watch your social media clout rise.

However, the potential clout of a 21st Century Fox-Time Warner combination probably would lead to calls from Hollywood unions, media watchdogs and consumer activists for restrictions.

At the same time, the political clout of the National Association of Broadcasters is such that, while radio stations pay royalties to songwriters, they have always been exempt from paying artists and record labels.

It's time to seize this historic moment: the financial clout of women philanthropists is at an all-time high and growing.