Sentences with phrase «of a dent»

If you're just blindly throwing money at your bills each month, chances are you're not making much of a dent in what you owe.

The quantities involved in switching energy sources nationwide are so large that I don't see making much of a dent in CO2 production for at least 20 or 30 years.

Although they have consciously made a decision to make a change and took that initial step to seek guidance, they have not made much of a dent on their inner work.

But steps to make any kind of dent in CO2 production with current technologies will have a staggering impact on the world economy.

This is a list of the top 5 credit cards with flight rewards that won't leave too big of a dent in your wallet after it's all said and done.

Just don't expect to be able to accomplish this without putting some sort of dent in your pocket.

For now, it's a bit of a dent on an otherwise high level racer.

Just 5 — 0 up at half time, the team returned to the pitch desperate to make more of a dent in the opposition.

We saw someone who had to pay 800 euro because of a dent in their rented car.

But a new study suggests that targeting such emissions in the next couple of decades may make much less of a dent than previously thought.

Following the tests, they measured external visual damage, depth of the dent and internal damage by using ultrasound scans.

Interested to know what kind of dent each of these three scenarios will make on your nest egg?

How big of a dent will the security deposit and required fees and expenses of moving put in your emergency fund?

So if you plan to sell within a few years of buying your home, you won't have made much of a dent on your principal balance.

That puts a bit of a dent in the family budget.

Nothing makes more of a dent in our day - to - day happiness than a bad boss.

These items may not have passed their quality control maybe because of a dent or little scratch.

That's because the lower — sum payments you get with a variable rate mortgage means you make less of a dent in your principal as interest rates rise.

By keeping a minimum 10 % in bonds, you can notably reduce volatility without putting much of a dent in returns.

And whenever people talk about how bicyclists contribute to their own demise, look at the difference, a couple of dents vs a leg.

Thus, while there clearly is a growing number of prolific and eloquent critics of Latin American descent, the argument remains that their voices have seldom garnered the respect, or perhaps, the profile that they would need to make any sort of dent into the cultural conversation.

In 2009, Lesley mustered up the courage to leave her comfortable pharmaceutical sales job and vowed to make as big of a dent as she could in this misconception and resulting shelter overcrowding crisis.

The exterior managed to stay free of dents and scratches, and the interior wore like iron.

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Private citizens have small chance of denting the authority of the Establishment — and certainly not at their first attempt — but Goldstein may well inspire a debate which could run and run and ultimately force a large and healthy change in the way all «closed» trades and professions manage their affairs.

For a film which had a low budget and did not make much of a dent at the box office, The Greatest Game Ever Played has been treated to a surprisingly full and worthwhile slate of bonus features

At the very end, we saw just a glimmer of volatility in the markets, but nothing that put too major of a dent in this incredible run we've seen over the last several months.

clear of dents.

There is absolutely an important place for what they do, but unless the biochemistry is addressed, all the talk therapy and drugs in the world won't make much of a dent really.

None of this dents Vogt's ample self - assurance.

And both investors and economists overwhelmingly expected more easing, so total inaction could have had the self - defeating effect of denting financial markets and strengthening the yen.

I don't trust Barton, it wouldn't surprise me to see him trying to hurt one our star players just for the sake of denting Arsenal's PL chances even though he's not a PL player.

The last of these restorative occurrences is the principal (but not the only) subject of Dent's book.

J of Dent for Child 1991; 58:253 - 55.

In Welcome to The Adventures of Dent Strong, Baby Tooth hosts Tooth Talk TV to introduce children to the importance of oral health and hygiene.

But that clip of her denting the Iron Lady's armour lives on, as will Austin's verbal onslaught against the hitherto invincible first minister.

She also tasked invigilators to maintain the core mandate of protecting the examination through vigilance, uphold high moral integrity and avoid any activity, which may have the tendency of denting the image of the Council.

The data provide a clearer picture of dents on the moon's surface formed by impact craters, researchers report October 30 in Science Advances.

I think it works because it's durable (pretty much indestructible, actually; mine have plenty of dents and nicks and scratches, but they get the job done), the screw cap secures tight and doesn't leak, it keeps water pretty cold, and it's the right size to slide into the bottle holder on my bike or in the cup holder in the car.

Here is the transcription of Dent's phone message (thanks to Slashfilm reader The Addict).

«Basically, Nolan shot complementary takes of Eckhart in Two - Face makeup so he could visually represent the duality of Dent in a less cartoony fashion,» says Smith.

Much has happened in the ensuing eight years, but the legend of Dent and Batman's bad reputation remain.