Sentence examples for make a noticeable dent from inspiring English sources

Most light rail systems, they say, have failed to make a noticeable dent in congestion, and ridership has consistently fallen short of projections.

"Whilst I recognise that we have to take action internationally, it doesn't excuse HMRC not defending the taxpayers' interest or their failure to make a noticeable dent in the figures".

But the package, while probably better than nothing, is unlikely to make a noticeable dent in the problem — in part because the insistence of the administration and Senate Republicans on blocking precisely the measures, such as expanded unemployment insurance and food stamps, that are most likely to be effective.

Android is simply too strong a force, even in the low-end market, for niche players like Canonical and Mozilla to make a noticeable dent with their entries.

Dhanda noted that "AMD has yet to make a noticeable dent in Intel's dominant position in the notebook market, thus keeping it effectively locked out of a fast-growing and extremely profitable segment of the microprocessor market".

This crash is large enough to make a noticeable dent on the all-time chart of cryptocurrency's market cap – meaning this could be a crash that won't be forgotten about quickly.

For decades presidential candidates have been promising to cut waste, fraud and abuse, and no one has yet made a noticeable dent in the federal budget.

But they haven't made a noticeable dent in Sun's business.

Moreover, not even the administration will argue that this package is up to the task of making a noticeable dent in the unemployment rate, let alone rebuilding our decimated job base.

Still, the software has failed to make even a noticeable dent in Microsoft's empire.

It will certainly make a noticeable difference to our bills".