financial muscle

And more of them are starting to use their financial muscle to try to obtain it.

That's where the state can flex its financial muscle to even up choice.

Someone who has the financial muscle to compete with Amazon.

China is also hurt by the growing international awareness of Taiwan's financial muscle.

Of that group, about half have so little financial muscle they fail to live up to their plans and soon fold.

Having a clear concept and sticking to it is more important than financial muscle, he argues.

This financial muscle quickly becomes important as companies grow.

Liberty has the financial muscle to lend that money if need be, several analysts noted.

Financial muscle Dell has been the only major computer company to meet its predictions of profitability.

Few dealers who participate in more than one of these events have the financial muscle to keep bringing new pieces to each fair.

Presumably, several dealers competing in a stock would have more financial muscle than a single specialist.

We also have the commitment and financial muscle to back our judgement with our own resources.

"Kodak has the financial muscle to do the deal.

Republican and business groups asserted that by spending so much, organized labor had used its financial muscle to buy election victories.

Nairobi Industries doesn't have this kind of financial muscle.

The Clinton Administration wants to help pension funds flex their financial muscles.

Why China has so far failed to exercise that financial muscle to prevent the default is a mystery to some analysts.

To massive corporate entities, who are the only ones with the financial muscle to finance, build and install these systems in the first place.

Spending on tangible environmental investment is best integrated into the funds that have financial muscle, those in rural and regional development areas.

What he is saying is that as someone with financial muscle, he enjoys better health insurance.

Mr. Bush can demonstrate this by putting more financial muscle behind his push for "accountability."

But most analysts do not doubt that Aldus has the technical ability, and now the financial muscle, to keep its products competitive.

A good many companies, though, prefer the over-the-counter market, even though they've got the financial muscle to go elsewhere.

"They are a more powerful company, they have the financial muscle to cause The Express a lot of trouble."

The deposits are, in the main, so marginal that large companies with financial muscle are required to exploit them.