Sentence examples for it clout from inspiring English sources
By responding as you have, with seriousness, with your own feigned or ignorant outrage directed publicly at George, you breathe life into an ideological fiction crafted by white supremacists and provide it clout its creators never could.
Its growing market gives it clout.
C&N is likely to turn its attention to Airtours which, like Thomson, would give it clout in both Britain and Scandinavia; in return, C&N would provide Airtours, which last year failed to buy not just First Choice but also DER, Germany's number three, with a much-needed continental foothold.
The group's sheer size gives it clout in the discussions.
One idea is the revival of something like the PCC, but with a statutory underpinning to give it clout.
But neither deal would give it clout in America, where it has hunted for merger partners but found no takers.
As long as Wall Street holds on to the clout it developed in Washington, it will use its clout to maximize profits.
"I don't know if it's lost its clout".
Over the past 70 years it has used its clout to push the world to open up.
But while doubling of its budget to £1.3m will give it more clout, it is starting from a low base.
Lovefilm, which runs a DVD delivery service under its own name as well as for partners including Odeon cinemas and the Guardian, hopes the Amazon tie-up will give it more clout as it fights for consumers' time.
