Sentence examples for great dent from inspiring English sources

"My back feels great," Dent said.

"One of the humbling things about this field is that there were great minds who worked on it but they haven't made a great dent in the problem," said Dr. Dyann F. Wirth, a malaria researcher at the Harvard School of Public Health.

Offices form teams and battle to see who can make the greatest dent in carbon emissions.

But the heart of Mr Prescott's scheme, the measure expected to make the greatest dent in traffic, is to let local governments charge fees for road usage and parking, so long as they put the money into public transport.

That could finally start putting a more substantial share of the 11.3 million idle Americans back to work and make a greater dent in the unemployment rate, which ticked down to 7.2 percent last month.

The competitive pressure from Internet telephony has forced AT&T to lower its prices for telecommunications services, but some say the technology will make an even greater dent in AT&T's armor.

Portland of course would love to not only ruin Dempsey's great home unveiling, but put another big dent in the Sounders' playoff ambitions tonight.

"We had a great year in political merchandise, but it didn't make a big dent in our sales number".

And take great care not to hide it somewhere that she can accidentally swallow it; that'll put a big dent in the occasion.

"Willie has great instincts," Dent, the former shortstop, said.

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