Sentence examples for hefty dent from inspiring English sources
They make a hefty dent in even the toughest 4x4.
That puts a hefty dent in the "double taxation" argument.
The gorgeous tattooed gal who serves us chides us gently for not denting the hefty tangle of salad that comes with honking, molten "Riseley" cheese – an odd way to describe what seems to be Waterloo – but frankly we've had enough of stuff that tastes as if it could be mulched for a poultice and just want to wallow in the blissful fromage.
"I figured I could still sell them at a profit and put a dent in the extremely hefty lawyer fees I'm accruing in my fight to get the wrongfully convicted man's case back before the supreme court," she wrote in a post on Facebook.
The dent in growth came after hefty tax rises in 2012 and 2013, not after spending cuts.
The cuts would, however, put a dent in some war industry corporations' hefty profits, so let's be honest about what we're really talking about here.
Mr Bezos is bound to be the target of more criticism as his company's hefty investments in new areas continue to put a dent in its bottom line.
A lot is riding on the success of the Note 8, to see whether Samsung's brand can rebound from a major product recall that risked putting a serious dent in its reputation as well as landing a hefty expense on its balance sheet.
