Sentence examples similar to long-term clout from inspiring English sources
Clinton has called for a "new generation of committed, long-term investors" willing to wield their shareholder clout to combat "quarterly capitalism".
Their long-term goal is to limit the banking industry's political clout and its economic influence.
People tend to prefer known entities when it comes to these sorts of long-term purchases — they're comforting, and big brands can imbue owners with a sense of clout and pride that smaller brands can't match up to.
Morgan Stanley's clout may breathe a little life into the company's IPO in early trading, but long-term there is no reason for individual investors to buy this stock.
That kind of market clout gave Pimco the ability to move markets: I remember tracking him down in the mid-1990s to confirm that he had recently made a fresh allocation to long-term Treasuries.
Style, short-term shaping, long-term architecture.
Short-term frustration for long-term gain".
But however well-organised and even well-funded it may become, its political clout will not exceed that of the so-called "Jewish lobby", because that lobby is promoting policies consonant with long-term US objectives.
Long-term options in Iraq.
Short- or long-term relationships?
