A mysterious mile-wide dent in the earth near the town of Merna in central Nebraska is generating a debate over whether it was caused by a meteorite or the patient work of Mother Nature.
Dave Denton made a couple of dents on the wide outside, Rhys Priestland made another and when Ford slipped the ball to Ollie Devoto, the rangy centre stepped past Tommy Taylor and Peter Stringer to the line.
But even with his win in Wisconsin on Tuesday night, Sanders is unlikely to make much of a dent in Clinton's wide lead in the delegate race to take the Democratic nomination in July.
Yet the key question is whether even such valiant and wide-ranging efforts can put a dent in such a huge health problem.
But the furlough has demonstrably failed to dent the band's wider appeal: their spry, slimline seventh album, Ellipsis, came out last month and promptly topped the chart.
For an impoverished, inward-looking nation, the meticulous and wide-ranging policy left a huge dent in the national budget.
The differentiation we observed based on the genome-wide expression data between the Flint and Dent pool was stronger than the differentiation between heat tolerant and heat susceptible inbreds.
Keep pressing on the corners of the dent, until the dent is as wide as you can make it.
The allegation that a continuing cover-up exists at the company has a wider significance than simply denting Murdoch's personal credibility.
Arthur Lieber, Gland, Switzerland Japan fails a test Regarding the editorial "China and Japan (Sept . 27: Japan's loss of face in backing down to China will leave Tokyo's credibility permanently dented and wide-open for others to test.
Calls for vaccination are being led by the Netherlands and France, but other countries are concerned about the cost of a wide-scale program and fear that it could dent consumer confidence, especially in overseas markets.
