Sentence examples for emerged toothless from inspiring English sources
But the bills always either died or emerged toothless.
Because as things stand it's clear that the chances are we will go through elections to emerge with a toothless parliament – like the toothless Sharaf government – that will then provide cover for Scaf to write a constitution.
The toothless mess that emerged from the Assembly Appropriations Committee this week would allow private meetings to continue under certain circumstances, and now Sen. Jackson has the task of trying to put some punch back into her bill.
Having looked competitive but toothless in the first half, it was a different Macclesfield who emerged after the interval and they created enough chances to win the game.
Labour is planning to attempt a radical shake-up of the "toothless watchdog" charged with vetting the lucrative jobs offered to former ministers and civil servants, after it emerged that the body has never blocked anyone from taking up a new post.
The method, however, requires a double surgical time and the placement of the dental prosthesis after a healing phase of 3 to 6 months during which the patients have a toothless mandible with the top of the implants emerging at the gengiva.
They elicit bursts of surprised laughter when they emerge from their lairs and more still when they break into great toothless guffaws, but we can't forget they are hopeless dependents tossed aside by an indifferent world.
Toothless (Movie Toothless, anyway. Movie Toothless and book Toothless are quite different).
The courts are toothless.
