Sentence examples for has more teeth from inspiring English sources

Among the discoveries, the team note that the very front part of the animal's snout has more teeth than any other dinosaur.

The forum may feel it did all it could, and be happy it has more teeth at firms where there isn't a belligerent owner with 60% of the shares.

"We have seen this come around before over the last two decades, the discussion of lockers going away, but this time around it has more teeth," said Jorgen Salo, DeBourgh's president.

To Mr. Obama's credit, his plan has more teeth than Mr. Ryan's; if his Independent Payment Advisory Board comes up with savings, Congress must accept either them or vote for an equivalent package.

The backers of the latest deal insist their plan has more teeth, with a powerful outside monitor to oversee enforcement and heavy monetary penalties if banks fail to live up to commitments.

One can only imagine what would happen if somehow their identities became confused – and so Frayn does, in a whirling comedy that has more teeth than its gentle setting might at first suggest.

The paint has more tooth than dash, even in the hairpin brush strokes of his sleeve.

It will also have more teeth.

Otherwise, "Cats" had more teeth.

But Mr. Unz is also pursuing initiatives in Massachusetts and Colorado that would probably have more teeth.

Mr. Rehn said it was important for the euro's rule book to have more "teeth".