Sentence examples for has much clout from inspiring English sources
No one of them has much clout.
Nor does the federal government have much clout, officially.
The contract workers, never part of a permanent workforce, do not have much clout, and their national agreement may be an anachronism.
Books in my field that I highly recommend: Well, I guess it wouldn't have much clout now if I said "You Are Not a Gadget".
She says their governments aren't as concerned about the environment, and well-intentioned nongovernmental organizations don't have much clout.
Mr. Paterson doesn't have much clout as he fights accusations that he tried to protect a top aide from charges of domestic violence.
He does not have much clout in the Senate, but he could make his Florida colleague squirm by attacking the bill.
Because the cities have such a small percentage of New Jersey's population, Mr. Shure said, "They don't have much clout in the Legislature".
The Lib Dems might also be minded to go into opposition rather than coalition if they are left with too few MPs to have much clout within government.
Kilmer was already too old, he was already getting a bit puffy, and he no longer had much clout at the box office.
When the Green Bay Packers, with Coach Vince Lombardi storming the sideline, won the first two Super Bowl games against the Chiefs and the Raiders, the A.F.L. didn't have much clout.
