Sentence examples for corporate clout from inspiring English sources

So the drive to create more multinationals in Asia and increase its global corporate clout is certain to continue.

Customized Discounts For innovation champions, titles matter far less than their independence, breadth of knowledge and corporate clout, experts say.

Ms. Wintour, the editor of Vogue, has proved she has the corporate clout and willingness to work for a cause.

This rapper who has everything — sales, fame, cars, clothes, fine art, corporate clout and an equally famous wife, Beyoncé — has started to wonder what it's all for.

But they have huge corporate clout and their excesses, cynical or thoughtless, need to be checked by the countervailing power of governments and regulators, acting on our behalf.

Valve has the corporate clout to drag us all in this direction, the question is whether everyone will let themselves be dragged.

Fidelity, with its corporate buying clout, gets vast helpings of new issues, and it says it apportions them among all funds in proportion to their assets.

For the most part, accommodation has been a response to corporate political clout.

NEW YORK TIMES Corporate Money Losing Clout in a G.O.P. Moving Right  |  "The seemingly inexorable rise of political partisans — mainly on the right, but on the left, too — suggests that corporate money may be playing a much smaller role in the political process than expected," Eduardo Porter writes in the Economic Scene column in The New York Times.

Perhaps it was the increasing footprint of money in politics, which has given more clout to corporate interests lobbying for smaller government and lower taxes.

There is one area where Trumka voiced confidence that labor's clout could trump corporate money: the Trans-Pacific Partnership.