Sentence examples for same clout as from inspiring English sources

So Wyoming's 500,000 citizens enjoy exactly the same clout as California's 37m.

With just a half-season as a head coach, Frank might not carry the same clout as Brown, who has coached for 31 years.

Pioneered in the Netherlands — the word roughly translates as "living street" — the woonerf erases the boundary between sidewalk and street to give pedestrians the same clout as cars.

He said he was leaning toward Mr. Bloomberg because, "at this point I don't think any of the other candidates can really compare with or have the same clout as Bloomberg has".

In business, too, Tommy no longer has the same clout as during his father's rule, when he and his siblings were the most glaring face of the family's alleged amassing of tens of billions of dollars through corrupt deals and sewn-up monopolies.

This does not give it the same clout as the large agencies that handle technical collection or the cachet of the spies who produce human intelligence.

It is also because nobody else in the European Union has the same clout with Russia as Germany's cool, self-controlled chancellor.

Once the anti-European forces inside and outside of the Conservative Party are unleashed, they could end up winning a referendum, and leaving Britain in a similar position, and with roughly the same clout in the world, as Norway.

Is the same clout exercised by a private firm any less worrying?

"They are very much aware of his clout as well".

Would Dow Jones have the same clout if there were no Wall Street Journal?