Sentence examples for strong dent from inspiring English sources

Given the large number of new entrants into the nation's labor pool, she said, the economy's 3 percent growth rate may not be enough to make a strong dent in the unemployment rate.

Although former Portuguese prime minister Antonio Guterres remains the favourite for the job, Georgiev's position as a woman from eastern Europe makes her a strong candidate, denting Clark's chances in the process.

Japan has been hit hard by a strong yen that dents exports and a diplomatic row with major trade partner China.

On Thursday, the Bank of England will announce how it intends to cool down the property market in London and the south-east - which is particularly strong - without denting recovery in the rest of the UK.

But it has been harder for Mr. Capriles to dent the strong support for Mr. Chávez in rural areas.

"But he is a strong vote-getter," Mr. Dent said, "and it may just be that some of his supporters will decide to vote for Mr. Gore".

The three groups BSSS, non-BSSS (including LSC), and Iodent represent three major heterotic groups within temperate Dent, whose strong differentiation is well-known [ 46, 47].

In Romania stronger laws and an independent anti-corruption watchdog, both with strong EU backing, have dented crooked politicians' impunity.

Still, it was not nearly strong enough to make a dent in unemployment.

As with a number of large multinational consumer goods companies, including Coca-Cola and Procter & Gamble, the strong dollar put a big dent in Philip Morris's earnings.

If it can pull of the feat of becoming the integrated creative media library where most professionals do most of their work, it'll make a big dent in a strong and growing market.