Sentence examples for extra clout from inspiring English sources

The founders of both Groupon and Zynga gained extra clout in this way.

Food producers will not relish the extra clout of the combined firm.

It believes it can still add value, especially with Mr Welch's extra clout.

Still, he is widely perceived as having extra clout because of his brother.

That should mean extra clout when dealing with radio and TV stations, helping to give their wares wider exposure.

But ever the optimist, she hopes her newfound status may give her extra clout in battles to come.

Politicians in the centre worried that the extra financial clout of the provinces could encourage separatists.

Madonna's first studio album for three years began, once again, with extra musical clout, but with a gospel choir replacing the strings this time around.

In honour of this constant evolution, I have added an additional icing to her famous recipe to give extra sour clout.

The growth in size of the EU has given it extra political clout, brought stability and prosperity to new members—and yielded tangible benefits for existing ones.This is not to dismiss doubts over the readiness of the two newcomers.

It's lent extra emotional clout by the fact that the song was recorded live at the Washington DC club where Burdette worked, but it doesn't need that context to make an impact.