Sentence examples for therefore clout from inspiring English sources

Perhaps more importantly, it has the backing (and therefore clout) of VSP, the country's largest vision insurance company.

Even though most Americans are moderate in their views, the extremes of the political spectrum get the most attention and, therefore, more clout.

Megan, therefore, has the clout of a Sports Illustrated model in the 1990s, but the lived experience of someone who was not above being picked on at school because her name sort of rhymes with "fart".

The son of a Scottish gardener and therefore without the social clout to win a midshipman's appointment in the Royal Navy, Jones deeply resented how he had been treated in his native Britain.

(The expansion to his East Village town house inspired a disgruntled neighbor to set up an anonymous Web site, Dear David Zwirner, with a photograph of him and the tagline "Isn't being an art dealer evil enough?") The new gallery, though widely praised, was a proclamation of clout and, therefore, a provocation to colleagues who have grown increasingly uneasy over the art-world arms race.

In the short term, it gives him a minor PR problem, since he has always maintained, against all available evidence, that he has no political clout, and should not therefore be described as a journalist.

China therefore stands to gain, not lose, political clout from Brexit.

Its growing clout in the world economy is, therefore, a "restoration" not a revolution.Even as they foreshadow the rise of Asia, his numbers also help explain the historical rise of Europe.

Democratic centrists such as Manchin and Sen. Bob Casey of Pennsylvania would also have clout with a GOP majority, and therefore a more influential role.

China is not a liberal democracy, and is therefore not strictly qualified to become a member, despite its increasing economic clout around the world.

Consultancies will cut prices to compete, and therefore will cut wages at the entry level where workers have little clout.