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An "un-American" GE might be a toothless beast.Making servicesVisitors to GE Medical Systems in Milwaukee would expect to be blitzed with diagrams of new X-ray machines.
It's going to be toothless.
Headless, but Fanged Headless financial watchdogs need not be toothless.
Garrett, in particular, continues to be toothless on the topic.
It might be perceived as toothless as it is entirely anonymous, which both protects victims and the blog from defamation claims but also does nothing to hold particular individuals accountable.
As Jim Borgman, the Pulitzer Prize winning cartoonist for the Cincinnati Enquirer, said in a November e-mail message, his days of drawing a fat, toothless, beat-up Bengal might be numbered.
If the Angels' offense had not been toothless, they might have prevailed and not been in such a dicey position.
The rules on police bail – as opposed to much tougher court bail – were "fairly toothless" because they were unable to prosecute breaches of any conditions that might be laid down, Rowley told the Commons home affairs select committee.
That might be one definition of a fool's errand, the primary fool being Anse Bundren, a stubborn, suspicious and toothless Mississippi farmer who insists on burying his wife, Addie, in her hometown.
Some had speculated that the Red Devils might be porous at the back, despite conceding only four goals in qualifying, but few predicted that they would be quite so toothless going forward.
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