Sentence examples for gaining clout from inspiring English sources

Many economists say Chinese workers are gaining clout and that the country's low-cost manufacturing model is facing new strains.

Lately, with many rivals joining forces and gaining clout with supermarket chains, the threat to Campbell has grown.

Activists are also gaining clout in the boardroom, where they won 397 seats at U.S. companies in 2014 and 2015.

The Economic Community of West African States, better known as ECOWAS, a 15-country regional body, is also gaining clout as a mediator.Yet Nigeria refuses outside intervention.

"Hamas is now gaining clout domestically and regionally, and this will strengthen the demands for reconciliation with Fatah to proceed," said Khalil Shikaki, a political scientist in Ramallah.

He and other militants were gaining clout, in part because they were delivering social services and physical security that the Coalition was not.

Municipalities and states gained clout.

Navalny, who is thirty-nine, gained clout about five years ago.

It gained clout and sympathy partly as a result of outrages like the Pará massacre.

But the splashier, frothier event has gained clout and ratings, with almost 20m viewers last year.

As Islamists across the Arab world have gained clout, so Hamas has made powerful and rich friends.