dent造句

They insist the tax will massively dent future investment.

Losing the match make quite a dent in his ego.

In fact, I would be a dent in Tyler's fender if he hadn't acted so quickly.

Using a hammer, she put a big dent in it. It caused the statue to crack.

"Hurricane Ike threw us a hard punch, but it did not dent our spirit," he said.

The stone made a dent in the roof of my car.

The raids will not， by themselves， make too much of a dent in the activities of triad gangs.

That a Thai court this week ordered his arrest on terrorist charges related to UDD violence and arson will not dent his standing in his fan-base.

Undergraduate fees, however, are political dynamite, so the withdrawal of state subsidies to [color=#FF0000]dent demand and thus reduce price is not one that will appeal.

All the criticism in the world, whether it's the faulty antenna or the alleged susceptibility of its glass construction, doesn't seem to make a dent in sales.

Mr Manuel will understand that this is much more than a parochial bun-fight, which could make another small dent in confidence in South Africa's future.

This will be only a small dent, perhaps, to the confidence of Greek tour operators, who say arrivals are slightly up this year, albeit not as much as in destinations like Turkey and Cyprus.