Sentence examples for example of the clout from inspiring English sources

The film's success provides another example of the clout of the underserved female audience, said Paul Dergarabedian, senior media analyst for comScore.

A profile in Chicago Magazine described him as "a consummate insider in Illinois politics" and "a vivid example of the clout-infested politics for which Illinois is famous".

Lincoln Center's board is an example of the fierce clout, monetary and otherwise, that accrues to numerous cultural boards in New York.

Burberry Prorsum is the largest and loudest example of financial clout on the London fashion week menu.

Best of all is The Yada Yada, which features a great George storyline with a strong payoff, and which popularised the phrase "yada yada", another example of the show's cultural clout.

In just one example of the campaign's financial clout, in the last three months, Mr. Obama has spent more than $2 million on online advertising and half a million dollars on computer equipment and software.

To take the rarely mentioned prime example of regional clout, what is Bavaria's Christian Social Union (CSU)?

One of the clearest examples of the industry's clout can be seen in the Sarbanes-Oxley Act of 2002, the landmark legislation that was Congress's response to the wave of corporate scandals that included Enron and WorldCom.

But Google's promise to build the demonstration network is also the latest example of the Internet search company using its money and industry clout to help shape the future of the Internet to its liking.

The rapid growth of the 142-year-old Rochester Business, since Corinthian Colleges acquired it in 1996, is an example of what financial clout can accomplish.

Here's an example of throwing your clout around to effect change: Sweetwater Video Productions is Fox's main supplier of audio/visual equipment and, encouraged by Fox, they've changed their entire fleet of trucks to run off more eco-friendly B20 bio-diesel and is powering their facility with solar power.