Sentence examples for huge dent from inspiring English sources

"It puts a huge dent in morale," he says.

That will put a huge dent in the parent company's profitability.

"They don't need everybody's business to put a huge dent in the domestic banks' business".

And then I saw that the parked car next to us had" — his hands carved out a huge dent.

The power failure, he added, had "created a huge dent in the country's reputation that is most unfortunate".

Using the fund in this way would undermine its purpose and make a huge dent in money available.

They offer what seems a compelling rationale: Multiple airline bankruptcies could leave a huge dent in the already fragile economy.

"It's a huge dent in our business," said Tom Abell, director of Pecadillo Pictures, which lost about 50,000 units, in an interview with The Guardian.

It could adversely influence decisions on investment, employment and consumption.News that the economy is shrinking also leaves a huge dent in the credibility of the government's overall strategy.

That was bad, opening the door for Palace, but this – which Ian Holloway described as a "huge dent" in their ambitions - was far worse.

Other states followed suit last year.Those restrictions on raw materials, combined with the police drive, appear to be putting a huge dent in domestic production of methamphetamines.