Sentence examples for too much clout from inspiring English sources
"Another schmoozing lobbyist with too much clout," said the Daily Mail.
Ratings agencies have been criticised for having too much clout in jittery markets during the financial crisis.
Mobile-network operators grumble that Nokia has too much clout, much as PC makers grumble about Microsoft.
To stop big countries gaining too much clout from this, a "blocking minority" must contain at least four countries.
Those reforms have since stalled — partly because of opposition from civilian nationalists and generals who still wield too much clout.
As the most populous state, California consumers carry too much economic clout for automakers to ignore.
Critics like him say the deregulation invests too much media clout in too few hands (and ideologies).
Butler had too much political clout to be dismissed from the Army, however, and he blundered his way from one assignment to another over the next two years.
Mr Maliki was widely blamed, by his fellow majority Shias as well as by Iraq's Sunni Arab and Kurdish minorities, for accumulating too much personal clout in his past four years in the job.
Mr. Speight says that Indians, who make up 44percentt of Fiji's population of 812,000, have too much economic and political clout.
