Sentences with phrase «financial clout means»

I'd say we're not far off a step up towards RM / Barca but sadly our lack of comparative financial clout means actually competing with them is gonna still be a little ways off.

Not exact matches

David Bentley has plenty of ability but consistency, or lack thereof, has meant that he has become little more than a bit part player under Harry Redknapp so its also in his best interests to seek pastures new and a move to Upton Park, with their new financial clout, would be a good one in my view.

While industry experts speculate away on what this will mean for digital publishing in terms of other authors going it alone as Rowling has done, it's important to understand that not everyone has the financial and literary clout that Rowling brings to the decision - making table.

This therapy - unfriendly worldview, amounting almost to a form of popular brainwashing, is sustained by the usual suspects: DSM, which provides a faux legitimacy to artificially constructed psychomedical disorders; Big Pharma's financial, social, and political clout, which vastly outclasses Little Psychotherapy on every measure; direct - to - consumer ads for psychotropic drugs, which turn every TV watcher or magazine reader into his or her own personal psychiatrist; and decreasing insurance reimbursement for therapy, as well as increasing reimbursements for prescriptions, which means that if people want therapy, they'll probably have to pony up for it themselves.