Sentence examples for new clout from inspiring English sources

His Batman alter-ego gave Mr. Bale new clout.

Abroad, an activist foreign policy brought new clout and new criticism.

But Fujian can use its new clout to gain speedier approvals in Beijing for big projects.

More than any other single factor, this has contributed to Venice's new clout.

The volunteers noted their new clout, and the visit attracted newcomers.

But it would give the Board of Elections new clout by empowering it to investigate and fine lawmakers who violate the few campaign laws that do exist.

In northern Europe, Danish, Dutch and Swedish anti-immigrant parties have new political clout.

Last year, Latinos demonstrated new electoral clout when their votes helped re-elect President Obama.

That in turn has given them new economic clout in the family and greater leverage.

In addition, there are limits to the new political clout of the anti-abortion movement.

The Chinese seem increasingly to have accepted some of the moral and political responsibilities that come with their new economic clout.