Sentence examples for it more clout from inspiring English sources

North tells me some car companies weren't experienced working with tiny, nimble startups, but doubling its headcount will give it more clout.

But while doubling of its budget to £1.3m will give it more clout, it is starting from a low base.

Election would give the second chamber a greater legitimacy, and that would give it more clout.

Marina Gibbs of Spectrum, a consultancy, says Vodafone's global reach gives it more clout when negotiating equipment deals, and enables it to centralise research and development.

In the euro zone bank regulation will pass from national agencies to the European Central Bank, giving it more clout in global talks.

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.

They argued that in the long run the party's prospects would be better served by keeping up strong coalition ties.Elsewhere, though, the BJP has gone it alone as it gets more clout.

It rapidly showed it had more clout than Lebanon's national army, a fragile confection often vaunted as the country's sole unifying institution.Lebanon has not always looked this hopeless.

It may even give him more clout in Asia.

Because it carries more clout.

Premiums have been falling steeply as it is; more clout for brokers can only make things worse.