Sentence examples similar to operational clout from inspiring English sources

EE, as you might recall, was formed in 2010 when the two carriers merged their UK businesses in an attempt to have better economies of scale through lower operational costs, consolidated mobile networks, and more buying clout with handset makers.

But Mr Martin will be able to justify the acquisition only if he can either cut costs or increase revenues hard to do when, by most accounts, Saks has been fairly efficiently run.Simple operational synergies managing the combined group's credit-card customers in-house, more purchasing clout on transport and logistics—should bring some $70m in cost savings next year.

Clout pays off again.

"The EU has clout.

Apple has similar clout.

But they lack clout.

"He had clout.

Coreper has huge clout.

Opportunity is still operational.

But the material has clout.

It has enormous political clout.