Sentence examples for unique clout from inspiring English sources
In its struggle to close the subscriber gap with market leader XM Satellite Radio Holdings, Sirius has enlisted the aid of some other "partners" with their own unique clout: Karmazin's fellow Viacom veteran will join Sirius in January 2006; and of Martha Stewart Living Omnimedia will work with the firm to create a 24-hour channel of gracious-living programming.
He had unique clout in the state: Salesforce became the state's largest tech employer when it acquired the Indianapolis-based marketing software firm ExactTarget in 2013.
Bergen, the nation's second-largest city, is nonetheless unique in combining the cultural clout of a 275,000-strong population with such extreme proximity to mountains.
Leaders worry that issues like protecting the Great Lakes, providing winter heat assistance for struggling families, and cleaning up old industrial sites will eventually be pushed aside, overtaken by the expanding Sun Belt's clout and its unique worries.
"We're stronger, because together we count for more in the world, with a permanent seat on the United Nations Security Council, real clout in NATO and Europe and unique influence with allies all over the world," Mr. Cameron said.
However, before the face-to-face talks with the First Minister, Mr Cameron will point to the UK's permanent seat on the UN Security Council, clout inside Nato and Britain's "unique influence" in global politics as institutional assets that could be lost to an independent Scotland.
Google is in a unique position to tackle large-scale projects like this one because of its clout and resources.
Open Mon-Fri 11am-close, Sat-Sun 10am-close Boulder doesn't carry the clout of Santa Fe or even nearby Denver, but Centro Latin Kitchen serves unique interpretations of Mexican food and drink.
But the vice president decided it was a unique chance to heal relations with a country with a $2.2 trillion economy and growing diplomatic clout, one official said.
