Sentence examples for clout that could be from inspiring English sources

As was true of America and the dollar a century ago, China's currency does not enjoy anywhere near the clout that could be expected from the size of the Chinese economy.

She balanced contemplation and ardor, poise and clout, in songs that could be serene or fiery within moments.

But that will still mean 25 top people jostling for duties that could be shared better by 12.Commissioners from newer and smaller countries, lacking in experience and clout, are likely to end up with the junior jobs.

Regrettably, livestock farmers are yet to attain the political clout that could influence government livestock policies.

Mr. Dawidziak said it used to be true, especially before minor parties had any clout, that Democrats could be counted on to turn out in greater numbers when Republicans were in power and vice versa.

Asked if he frightens people, he says: "If they don't criticise me, it is because there is nothing to criticise".Some think that growing army clout could be the defence secretary's personal route to power.

Given Koch Industries' size (and its namesakes' political clout ), this could be a sign that things are opening up for the 70 million adults in our country who have felony records.

But no sooner was the new agreement announced than Mr. Erodogan boasted that it underscored Turkey's regional clout, and concerns emerged that there could be problems fulfilling the agreement.

That pattern could be repeated across Europe in the future, as larger operators with greater financial clout are able to buy spectrum to maintain the commercial status quo.

His clout could be decisive.

Although it could be argued that these documents lacked legal clout, they represented a declaration of intent and a step toward establishing a global sustainability agenda.