Sentence examples for unprecedented clout from inspiring English sources
The phrase "unprecedented clout" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used to describe a level of influence or power that has never been seen before. Example: "The new policy has given the organization unprecedented clout in the industry."
Joe Torre understands the unprecedented clout he has with the Yankees' principal owner, George Steinbrenner.
China's growing economic importance, especially in a year of crisis like this one, has given the country's negotiators unprecedented clout.
Even if the result is less dramatic, there is every chance that the SNP is about to acquire unprecedented clout over London.
And Rowling will have unprecedented clout to veto any attempted studio interference of the kind which can occasionally derail viable endeavours.
Stoltz said the companies might not compete directly, but that their combined marketing and purchasing power would give them unprecedented clout over programming whether it was delivered to TVs or to the internet.
My main complaint is that, like almost everything that comes out of Washington these days, and out of middle-of-the-road thinking, the commission didn't begin to grapple with the fact that organized money has unprecedented clout to work its will on legislation.
Equipped with unprecedented financial clout, the Scottish Rugby Union had intensified its search for overseas talent.
Netflix demonstrated unprecedented chutzpah and financial clout.
Even more notable, if for no other reason than the lure of the almighty dollar, a report by the Selig Center for Economic Growth at the Terry College of Business, shows that minority groups in the U.S. commanded an unprecedented amount of economic clout in 2013.
At one point during the Bush Administration, OGHA reached a level of power and clout that was unprecedented in its history and that literally meant no other agency representative in the entire U.S. government could speak to global players in health without clearing that through OGHA.
9.08pm: My colleagues Allegra Stratton, Severin Carrell and Patrick Wintour have filed an interesting story suggesting that Clegg's unprecedented success might give him the clout among his party to bargain freely with either of the two main parties.
