Sentence examples for increased clout with from inspiring English sources

The New York Times has figured out that Hamas has been "[e]mboldened by the rising power of Islamists around the region" and is making use of its "increased clout" with the Muslim Brotherhood government in Egypt.

The company is betting that size creates increased clout.

Long dismissed as being the preserve of the idealist and the dreamer, co-ops have now ditched their hippy image, rolled up their sleeves and are proving that they are a commercial force with increasing clout.

Yet, Limoneira's increasing clout means it is regarded with suspicion.

But with China's increasing clout and the need to protect and promote trade in Asia, the "Pacific pivot" is about more than America upping its military presence in the region.

In each of these three very different categories consumers carry increasing clout.

And it's why their buying chiefs, like Holli Rogers of Net-a-Porter or Kris Kim, the founder of La Garçonne, have increased their clout with fashion designers, like David Neville, a founder of Rag & Bone, which has seen sales on Shopbop soar in recent seasons.

In response, he is reducing the number of hotel brands he works with to increase his clout with the ones that remain.

The U.S. unit faces the challenges of finding a permanent chief, increasing its clout with local partnerships and building a faster wireless network to catch up with competitors.

By becoming a phone maker, Google may be able to increase its clout with wireless carriers, which control pricing and distribution of cellphones.

On the contrary, 1,412 hospitals have merged since 1998, primarily to increase their clout with insurers and raise prices.