Sentence examples for considering the clout from inspiring English sources

Considering the clout she has in her industry, they tend to do this privately these days.

Rather than bashing Israel for promoting its lesbian and gay community (whose progress, considering the clout of religious political parties ever since the state's founding, is all the more remarkable), Ms. Schulman ought to take off her blinders and laud such change.

Considering the clout Intel wields in the computer business, the battle for standards seems to have already been won by Rambus.

Considering the clout of the Golden State on climate in D.C., are Senator Boxer, Speaker Pelosi, and Rep. Waxman showing enough regard for their own state's special status that has been enshrined in the Clean Air Act for over 30 years?

Mr. Robertson points out: "the memorandum goes on rather cynically to consider the clout of the campaign to recognise the genocide and notes that 'the campaign does not appear at this stage to have enough support or direction to seriously embarrass HMG [Her Majesty's Government].'".

Considering the political clout of the municipal labor unions involved, I am not confident that reason will prevail.

Not much, which is somewhat surprising considering the club's current form, league position and financial clout.

But the references to Saudi Arabia were scarce, especially considering the kingdom's clout.

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).

It all looks quite spiffy, as it very well should considering the company's clout: Foursquare has raised more than $71 million in venture capital since it was founded back in 2009, and its most recent stock sale valued the company at more than $600 million.

Considering the vast political clout they carry, it could well make the difference between failure and success.