Sentence examples for how much clout from inspiring English sources
How much clout would Mr. Bloomberg's endorsement carry?
How much clout can they exert on others?
Yet how much clout would Britain really enjoy in an outer tier?
It is not yet clear how much clout the new inspector general would have.
Noyes adds circumspectly that: "It is unclear how much clout the Vatican really has with Iran".
American officials should be much stricter about coal-ash tips, regardless of how much clout utilities have in Congress.
How the re-elected president navigates this "fiscal cliff" could determine how much political clout and budget resources he will have.
And it's amazing how much cumulative emotional clout they acquire here, as arranged for a 10-piece band by Martin Koch, even if some of the show's later ballads drag the middle of the second act toward sleepiness.
How much more processing clout you need to power that is up for debate, especially given that the Watch requires its wearers also own an iPhone pocket computer — which they likely will continue to upgrade, per carrier cycles.
Like so many problems that seem intractable, I wonder how much money and clout is at play when various stakeholders drag their feet.
