Sentence examples for on a dent from inspiring English sources

But, while Mr. Rubin's sterling reputation might have taken on a dent or two, Mr. Giuliani was still wearing his post-9/11 Teflon.

For every five-cun layer of earth, two men, standing face to face, should tamp six times with pestles, each man pounding three times on a dent; then tamp four times on each dent, two men again standing face to face, each pounding twice on the same dent; then tamp two more times, each man pounding once.

In a year when much of the Republican electorate appears to have soured on all politicians, only Carson has made much of a dent on Trump's lead.

Nor has he made much of a dent on policy, though he has worked hard on energy, infrastructure and American-Israel relations.

None of this bad news has made much of a dent on Ms. Stewart's own compensation.

A stockmarket crash will therefore not make much of a dent on investment.The direct economic impact of a fall in Chinese share prices would therefore be modest.

This is a first in America.On its own, even mighty California cannot make much of a dent on the greenhouse effect.

Arise and fall Natural stock selection Bond shelter ReprintsBut the reflation trade took a bit of a dent on February 29th when Ben Bernanke, the Federal Reserve's chairman, gave no hint of a third round of QE in testimony to Congress.

Some industry experts, like Preissler, say free DSL won't make much of a dent on the industry until heavyweights like AOL and Yahoo! get involved.

If you are allergic to lines, you'll probably want to avoid weekend mornings, when the queues wrap around one another like spokes on a dented wheel.

If Mr Matsuura concentrates the agency's limited funds on making a dent on that shameful statistic, he may be able to confound his critics by persuading America, which left the organisation in the mid-1980s, to resume its membership.