Sentence examples for lost its clout from inspiring English sources
"I don't know if it's lost its clout".
If Enron hadn't lost its clout by going bankrupt, you can be sure that we would never have heard about Fat Boy and Death Star.
The "Big Gun" club that had dominated the Navy since the Civil War lost its clout.
I often think about the way rock and roll has seemingly lost its clout and influence.
When DFID lost Ms Short, did it also lose its clout?In this section The firing line Changed by Short, not shortchanged Honour killings Small minded The perils of roistering Measure for measure Separate tribes Put it all on red All for one, one for all Reprints Related items Public spending: The firing lineJul 15th 2004Not if Mr Brown's latest spending review is anything to go by.
At a time when American journalism is losing its clout as quickly as it is haemorrhaging money, the dinner's intention is close to irreproachable.
The views also reflect those of City institutions who have warned the Treasury that the UK could lose its clout in transatlantic trade and regulatory disputes if it exits the EU.
But many feel that the show is losing its clout.
SEZs in Nigeria were firmly resisted by the customs agency, which did not want to lose its clout.
There are, after all, only so many products a celebrity can push before her endorsement loses its clout.
He argued that the United States and a handful of other rich nations could no longer dominate the world economy and suggested that America was losing its clout.
