Sentence examples for clout producing from inspiring English sources

Clazzi earned his clout producing trendy electronic beats for K-POP sensation Clazziquai, and after masterminding four original albums and four remix albums for the Clazziquai project, he steps forth with his solo record Infant.

In many of these districts, there are only two or three landlords or feudal bosses with the clout to produce votes on Election Day; Khan has been trying to recruit rural candidates with the least unsavory reputations, but he is aware that if he allows too many traditional despots to carry his party's banner he will undermine his message of change with urban voters.

But instead, he used that clout to produce an affecting documentary that featured him on-camera interviewing wounded veterans of the war in Iraq.

It didn't work, but let's applaud Melissa McCarthy for using her clout to produce an indie road movie about accepting oneself, even if it was marketed like a big, stupid studio comedy.

Using the clout they earned by producing the most perfectly presented Peanuts books ever, they slingshotted themselves into this deal with Disney to publish the early, early Mickey Mouse comics.

And while the company clearly benefits from its movie-star clout, it also produces smart, adventurous programs combining television, the Internet and real-life elements.

But it appears to be making the right moves in a sector where size creates clout and can produce efficiencies not found at smaller competitors.

"They have a lot of clout, and a factory for producing lies".

Republicans have often used that clout to rein in inflation and social spending, producing or prolonging economic contractions that then wear off by the time of the next election.

The two companies now spend $175m a year on television programmes; their merger, says Mr Klinkhammer, would produce "tremendous clout" in the TV programme market.Mr Klinkhammer emphatically denies that CME's "internal investigation" at Nova is a house-cleaning exercise ahead of the merger.

The Indian job is largely titular but, like the British monarchy, carries clout when an election produces a hung parliament and the president chooses whom to invite to form a government.For that reason, governments try to ensure that a new incumbent is on their side, or at least is not an opponent.