Sentence examples for losing clout from inspiring English sources

But with hip-hop's rapid mutations, the Wu imprimatur has been losing clout.

So Mr. Volcker scoffs at the reports that he is losing clout.

But in a world where established democracies are losing clout, can the OECD remain both virtuous and relevant?

Like other elites in shaken Ireland, like the multimillionaire bankers and real estate developers, the church elite is rapidly losing clout.

The governor is losing clout by the day, but he still has a chance to use the political levers available to any New York governor.

"But organized labor has been losing clout, and the Republicans saw an opportunity, and now the chickens are coming home to roost".

The whole industry loses clout.

Fortunately, Sanders seems to have lost clout.

The duck pecked back; it was the Republicans who lost clout after their budget confrontation with the president briefly closed the government in 1995.

"Any time you lose a seat, you lose clout, but we are lucky that the delegation has so much experience and seniority," he said.

Although Dominion appeared to have lost clout after last November's elections, the utility is emerging from the legislative session as a winner again.