Sentence examples for the same clout from inspiring English sources
Is the same clout exercised by a private firm any less worrying?
So Wyoming's 500,000 citizens enjoy exactly the same clout as California's 37m.
Would Dow Jones have the same clout if there were no Wall Street Journal?
The CPS never had the same clout, and neither did Sherman.
Mr. Perry doesn't have the same clout with the courts that he has in his own branch of government.
It is hard to imagine a paean to agriculture that would have the same clout in the west today.
But they're also not averse to enabling work that might not have the same commercial clout.
Will her office have the same bureaucratic clout — the ability to knock heads together at other agencies — as the National Security Council and the National Economic Council?
It happens to work particularly well in the age of the Internet, which gives small, noninstitutional players the same organizational clout as their institutional counterparts.
No event on the long and increasingly poisonous campaign trail had captured with the same emotional clout the overwhelming case for Khan rather than Goldsmith to become London's next mayor on 5 May.
"Beginning in 2014," Ms. Sebelius said, "these marketplaces will allow individuals and small-business owners to pool their purchasing power so the mom-and-pop shop can have the same negotiating clout as the big chain down the street".
