Sentence examples for continued clout from inspiring English sources

That puts Swift in the company of big artists including Beyoncé, Coldplay and U2 in 2014 so far, showing iTunes' continued clout within the music industry.

The publishers' success in lobbying for the measure, which is bitterly opposed by Google, demonstrates their continued clout, analysts say.

This suggests that, while the biggest continental clubs can compete, the financial gulf between the average Premiership club and their European counterparts is growing.The main reason for its continued clout is a huge new television deal, which will run for the next three seasons.

This compares with £130m in France's Ligue 1 and a £95m surplus in Spain's La Liga.The main reason for EPL's continued clout is a huge new television deal shared between British Telecom and BSkyB, which will run for the next three seasons.

Under the current mixed system, Jakarta-based elites dominate and accountability is low.Of course, Golkar is still far from trustworthy, as Mr Wahid discovered too late, and its continuing clout will rightly make many reformers nervous.

This giddy comic conceit, one of the cleverest since the invention of the banana peel, has enough continuing clout to keep Mr. Toussaint's small, deft comedy on its feet even though it is repeated again and again.

The more he did this, the more Dunn dug it in, and the more he continued to clout as a response.

China's economic and political clout continues to expand and its burgeoning anti-ship ballistic missile capabilities pose a particular threat to U.S. naval forces in the region.