Sentence examples for newfound clout from inspiring English sources

But some residents are wary and even suspicious of the tribe's newfound clout.

It has also brought resentment of the tribe's newfound clout to the surface.

Her newfound clout does not, however, seem to make her any less tortured.

The newfound clout of Brazilian companies, particularly metals, mining and agricultural firms, means they are now buying overseas competitors.

But the Greens' newfound clout also raises the question of whether a onetime protest party can lead a manufacturing economy into a new age of renewable energy.

Large health systems could then use their newfound clout to demand higher prices from private insurers even as federal and state governments pay less.

New York's upstairs neighbors are enjoying this newfound economic clout.

For gay people and Latinos particularly, the president's second swearing-in was an occasion to savor newfound political clout.

That settlement led to predictions, both dire and hopeful, that the trial bar would use its newfound financial clout to go after a host of other industries, transforming the face of American capitalism.

Whether by Beijing's design or otherwise, the Nobel award is emerging as an early test of China's newfound diplomatic clout, the product of its emergence as a global economic power.

Vera Styres, who as a girl was sent to the Mohawk Institute, attributed the apology to newfound economic and political clout among American Indians.