Sentence examples for a ding to from inspiring English sources

Shareholders are putting AT&T and Verizon Wireless on notice: Tell the public more about the companies' role in government surveillance efforts or risk a ding to the bottom line, Brian X . Chenreports.

Shareholders are putting AT&T and Verizon Wireless on notice: Tell the public more about the companies' role in government surveillance efforts or risk a ding to the bottom line.

For authors who aren't Mantel, pursuing historical fiction can be a ding to their reputation, stamping them as mediocre or less interested in literary accomplishment than playing in a historical sandbox.

If he shuts down Card C because he never uses it, his overall utilization jumps to 43.3percentt ($1,300 used, $3,000 available), likely resulting in a ding to his credit score.

It's good to let creditors know of your situation -- it could help avoid a ding to your credit rating, which could stick around as an unhappy reminder of your tough times long after you rejoin the working world, said Andrew Stettner, deputy director of the National Employment Law Project.

This week, the Air Force returned 261 F-15 A-Ds to service after they were cleared for flight.

We have labeled them A-D to avoid identification.

For the example pedigree, the contributions for animals A-D to elements of A* are in Table 2.