Sentence examples for make a larger dent from inspiring English sources

HTC will hope that the U and its quirks make a larger dent than the U Ultra, which has already gotten a 20percentt price cut to increase its appeal despite going on sale just weeks ago.

If Shirkey wants an effective message, the psychologist advises, he should tell people how they can make a larger dent in the issue of climate change by becoming politically active, for example.

But Harrington lamented that the level of spending for antipoverty programs (less than 1percentt of the federal budget) was never sufficient to make a larger dent in the problem.

Reaching out to them, he said, thinking small, is the way to make a large dent in a huge problem.

It could also make a large dent in Americans' household budgets, as reduced supplies drive up costs.

Here are 100 companies offering technological breakthroughs that will make a large dent in the carbon problem.

In either case, these are not enormous numbers, and they won't make a large dent in the tens of thousands of Iraqis, including media and N.G.O.

That includes making sure that there are the people around to design and build them.The infrastructure needed to make a large dent in the world's emissions is daunting.

"The growth figure for the United States for 2013 may not seem very high, and indeed it is insufficient to make a large dent in the still-high unemployment rate," the fund said.

A similar tax reform today would raise about $400 billion in revenue a year that could be used to reduce tax rates substantially or to make a large dent in the deficit.

"The growth figure for the United States for 2013 may not seem very high, and indeed it is insufficient to make a large dent in the still-high unemployment rate," Olivier Blanchard, the fund's chief economist, said in the report.