Sentences with phrase «subject of dent»

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

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Neither involved a nearly 5 - mile - long underwater segment in the Straits of Mackinac, the channel that connects Lakes Michigan and Huron, which received several dents from a suspected tugboat anchor strike last month and is the subject of public debate over its safety.

I am not sure we would automatically see very different candidates, but some greater diversity in political career patterns would be a good thing.I see you quoted here and there on this subject and I am suprised to see your support Open primaries would make a dent in the ability of the elite to fix the game.

We subjected it to a series of high drops onto a tiled bathroom floor and it survived with barely perceptible denting.

In another distortion of history, Bean excludes the dénouement of the Climategate story — that every accusation of misconduct and malpractice was subject to the most rigorous investigation, by nine official inquiries on both sides of the Atlantic, all of which exonerated the scientists involved and concluded that nothing had dented the authority of climate science.

The 2015 order was also subject to lawsuits, but none made a dent; in fact, having the courts repeatedly uphold the order is something that has been key to the arguments of net neutrality proponents.

Even if you can only convert, say, $ 5,000 a year, if you do that for several years before required minimum distributions from retirement accounts kick in, you could make a serious dent in the portion of your nest egg that will be subject to required minimum distributions, notes Warren McIntyre, a financial planner with VisionQuest Financial Planning in Troy, Mich..