Sentence examples for clout of which from inspiring English sources

With our small numbers, net accumulated wealth, and disparate political, religious, and socioeconomic class backgrounds, we simply do not have the cohesion nor the clout of which others have accused us.

Western nations do not need Russia's money or its military clout, both of which are in short supply these days.

Stacy Kostell, director of admissions, testified later Wednesday that in the 2008-2009 academic year, there were 160 applicants on the clout list, of which about 70 were admitted on their own merit.

Most of the other magazines in the field do not have the benefit of Time Inc.'s expertise in consumer magazines or the marketing clout of AOL, which has given the magazine special placement on choice CompuServe, AOL and Netscape sites.

For instance, of the burgeoning financial clout of China — which already holds more than $1 trillion in United States debt — Mr. Kagan asserts that it has implications for American power in the future "only insofar as the Chinese translate enough of their growing economic strength into military strength".

A tiny elite of models who have become social media superstars wield influence and commercial clout the like of which the supermodels of the 1990s could only have dreamed of.

That's smart Art of War, buying Apple continued universal compatibility at a low level, and not requiring either the global scale of a Google or the near-universal social clout of a Facebook, neither of which Apple can replicate.

And so, in the tradition of Flo, human mothers today may wish for standing, accomplishment and clout of their own, which is easier fantasized than realized.

The winner-take-all system triumphed because, in one state legislature after another, a controlling partisan majority embraced it as a way to maximize the power of their party, whether or not it maximized the relative clout of their state — which it doesn't if their state, like most, is a spectator state.

It isn't just the clout of the National Rifle Association, which is real but over-rated.

China's growing military, political and economic clout has given the country an influence of which Mao could only have dreamed.