Sentence examples for sales clout from inspiring English sources

The firm has already developed a novel drug, called Nebivolol, for high blood pressure, which it hopes will benefit from King's sales clout.

Never vain, Turturro relishes the opportunity to make a splendid mockery of his screen cachet (he brings international sales clout to both the real and fictional films), prattling about the itchiness of his moustache, praising and damning his director with equal vacuity.

By contrast, Sanbolic gets access to Citrix's resources and its worldwide sales clout.

Signature now has 325 agency offices, partnerships with over 500 hotels, and upward of $3.8 billion in sales clout.

Equinix gets to own the facilities and gets access to new markets and new customers, as well as taking advantage of Verizon's sales and marketing clout.

Buchholz says the company currently has 400 paying customers and they hope this money will help them get the word out about their company and its products by increasing its sales and marketing clout.

A few even question whether Madonna, whose latest CD, "American Life," had disappointing sales, still has the clout to, in retail parlance, move the merch.

That's called the author-has-clout sale".

Shelley Ross, the executive producer of "Good Morning America," acknowledged that the sales demonstrated the program's clout".It is hard to sell books," she said.

The shift by Led Zeppelin, whose reunion concert in London next month has already incited a frenzy for tickets, highlights the clout of digital sales in the music market as mass merchants reduce the shelf space devoted to compact discs.

The combination of resources would blunt Microsoft's growing piece of the handheld pie, give it better economies of scale and, with nearly $2 billion in sales, could give it the clout to penetrate large enterprise accounts.