Sentence examples for whose clout from inspiring English sources

It is not just Mr. Greenspan whose clout is in question.

But the product is a major gamble for Microsoft, a company whose clout in the technology industry has been waning.

The first was an unrivalled network of political donors, on which he built a faction whose clout remains unmatched.

The director's affection for his leading man, whose clout ensured the film actually got made, sweetens the bile.

General Rifi was a main figure in the Internal Security Forces and whose clout and expertise will be difficult to replace.

But the opposite is true for the World Trade Organisation, whose clout has been enhanced significantly by the fact that both America and China abide by its rulings.

Many of those flying in are from Libya's diaspora, whose financial clout has helped resurrect private business.

It appears to be unedited, the curse of the writer whose commercial clout is stronger than their publisher's willpower.

He sat beside 41-year-old Rahul Gandhi, whose political clout in India could grow thanks to his mother, Sonia Gandhi, the head of Congress.

In this case, though, Def Jam and its president will be promoting a rap star whose commercial clout has been called into questioned by Jay-Z himself.

Over the past two years the BDO has lost stars such as Dutchmen Raymond Van Barneveld and Jelle Klaasen to the PDC, whose financial clout is enhanced by its satellite TV events.