Sentence examples for from the clout from inspiring English sources

But in a separate state court proceeding, The Tribune is seeking the grade point averages and ACT scores of the students accepted from the clout list.

When I mentioned such criticisms to Sehgal, he affirmed without apology his strategic desire to benefit from the clout of the museum.

"What he did at the Knicks game was really harmless and a little embarrassing, but it doesn't take away from the clout of the Calvin Klein label," said Jennifer Black, an analyst for Wells Fargo Securities.

Smart TV operators have opted for HTML5 to escape from the clout of Android-based Google TV, so Google's new requirements put brakes on HTML5-based smart TV operators.

It might be — but only insofar as that keeps them from having the clout to roll back other reforms.

"They don't have the clout from the governor's office, making it difficult for people to listen to you.

The first circle, 1 1/2 feet (called a foot) from the centre of the clout, scores 5; the 3-foot circle (half-bow) scores 4; the 6-foot (bow), 3; the 9-foot (bow and half), 2; and the 12-foot (two bows), 1.

If this is really a mess we are all in together, then let's be in it together, not just borrow ourselves silly or pull the rug out from under those without the clout to fight back.

The ability to sustain it stems from the financial clout and star-making power of television.

Much of the advance resulted from the growing clout of rural unions.

If that weakens, so does its power.It is harder to draw much comfort from the growing clout of the DUP.