Sentence examples for has made a dent from inspiring English sources

But he has made a dent.

He has made a dent in fulfilling his promise to visit every parish.

The Affordable Care Act has made a dent in the number of uninsured Americans, but many still remain.

This year's list of the highest-paid executives does, however, offer some evidence that the recession has made a dent in pay.

Employment in the formal sector is up and wages have risen too.This, combined with Bolsa Familia, has made a dent on inequality, the most persistent symptom of Brazil's failure.

A £538m provision to cover compensation for customers mis-sold payment protection insurance in the UK has made a dent in the profits of the Spanish bank Santander, which is hoping to float the UK business on the London stock market.

But none of those initiatives have made a dent in Facebook.

"We've made a dent," Dr. Eisen said, "but it's a small dent".

Vedder would have needed Plant's lungs to have made a dent in the noise.

Red wine and mud don't seem to have made a dent.

Officials have said such measures wouldn't have made a dent in the billions that had to be saved.