Sentence examples for right clout from inspiring English sources

But timing and placement matter, and I'm less confident that Minno will be in the right place with the right clout when this field really takes off.

"You're hurting me!" "You let her go!" the girl on his right cried, clouting him on the ear.

But it does provide the opportunity to initiate projects, or to double investment in return for more rights, more clout in a marketplace being transformed by Netflix and Amazon Prime.

That career includes the experimental milestones "Water and Power" (1989), a hallucinatory collage about water rights and political clout in California, and "Trouble in the Image" (1995), a multilayered meditation on frontier mythology and American popular culture.

Here, at last, was a coalition of the right with sufficient political clout to bring in long-overdue reforms.

Nevertheless, Osborne believes the appointments give the Tories the right mix of ministerial clout and campaigning nous to take on Ed Miliband, previously not seen as much of a threat.

10.35pm GMT 15th over: New Zealand 31-0 (Fulton 20, Rutherford 10) Anderson continues for his eighth over and he hasn't lost any venom, clouting Rutherford right in the grille of his helmet when he took his eye off the ball when he was trying to sway out of the way.

Now the political clout of the right threatens to undermine good education.

This show suffers from lack of clout: getting the right loans was difficult.

His running mate, Sarah Palin, used her considerable clout on the right to rally her fervent supporters against Mr. Obama and Democrats.

Mr. Netanyahu has convinced key members of the administration that he really does want a deal and that, ruling from the right, he has the political clout to carry it off.