Sentence examples for making a real dent from inspiring English sources

Once you add that to the increasing use of natural gas and coal use to fuel economic growth, it's no surprise that the world still isn't making a real dent in energy emissions, decades after the threat of climate change became clear.

We are nowhere close to making a real dent in equal leadership".  .

The organizations that treat the individual as a member of the care team practice a "Collaborative Care" model that is making a real dent in healthcare costs.

With fellow members like Red Hat, Canon, Logitech and Subaru, we're making a real dent in the pool of patents that would be useful to PAEs.

It's the problem of compounding, rather like the interest on your credit card balance that keeps you from ever making a real dent in your debt despite timely payments.

What sort of policies might make a real dent in unemployment?

Steve Layfield This year I hope we make a real dent in the playoffs.

Only Newt Gingrich made a real dent in this lead, and then only briefly.

That would make a real dent in the $2.4 trillion in total deficit reduction envisioned in the debt limit deal.

One question that dogs these kinds of approaches, meanwhile, is whether they make a real dent in social problems.

Not that MMA will make a real dent (at least not in the projected $7 billion budget deficit).