Sentence examples for most clout from inspiring English sources

Among outsiders, the government of Saudi Arabia has the most clout to influence the future.

But the countries giving most are likely to wield most clout.

Within the current economic team, Mr. Paulson clearly wields the most clout.

And because they control the bottom lines of their respective units, they still have the most clout.

But while Rodriguez is the most talented, the team stressed yesterday that Jeter still has the most clout.

Still, being among colleagues and fellow travellers is where you currently wield most clout, so muck in.

And, of all the [stakeholders], they have the most political clout". For that reason, industry reps have been far more receptive to the Speed Bumps approach.

Our glossy industry often provokes superficial criticism of models' weight and body image, but the fact is that most models' clout in their workplace is as tiny as their size-zero frames.

The P.Y.D. holds the most military clout and popular support on the ground, analysts say, and Mr. Barzani showed pragmatism in bringing it to the table even though his party's views align more with the other half of the Supreme Kurdish Committee, a coalition of groups known as the Kurdistan National Council, or K.N.C.

Despite the efforts of some evangelicals to combine conservative theology with progressive politics — or at least contest the notion that Jesus opposed the minimum wage — those evangelicals with the most political clout have helped turn the party of Lincoln and Teddy Roosevelt into a pseudo-religion with its own Holy Trinity: the flag, the traditional family and the free market.

With legislative candidates chosen largely by political leaders in those counties with the most electoral clout in their respective districts, Mr. Weingarten and his supporters say that Essex's paltry share of the new 21st District cost him the Republican nomination for one of the district's two Assembly seats.