Sentence examples for more teeth in from inspiring English sources

By teething products, they don't mean products that create more teeth in infants (which would be quite weird) but products marketed to relieve pain associated with teeth emerging through the gums.

Let's hope this promise is one with more teeth in it than the EPA's.

GDPR is meant to give the European Union more teeth in enforcing individual privacy protection.

The office is working on legislation that would put more teeth in arrests for sales of noncontrolled substances.

Dr. Janet Woodcock, chief medical officer at the drug agency, acknowledged that it needs to put more "teeth" in its enforcement.

The bill would put more teeth in the requirement that agencies respond within 20 days to information requests and directs agencies to establish systems to allow those seeking information to check on their requests via the Internet.

It would need more teeth — both in resources and laws — to crack down on safety violations and to try to prevent them in the first place.

While the spindlier tooth leads to greater relative sliding, having more teeth participate in contact at the same time makes the HCR gear more sensitive to the surface quality.

This agrees with the results of a previous study showing that children and young adolescents who consulted a dentist because of symptoms were likely to have more teeth missing in later adolescence than were asymptomatic dental attendants, despite a similar number of decayed or filled teeth for both groups at baseline [ 39].

Proportionally, more teeth were lost in this group than in the SDA group (63 teeth in 13 SDA plus RDP subjects vs. 67 teeth in 23 SDA subjects).

To enable more teeth to participate in meshing, a complete method to design tooth profile and its backlash assessment in an HD is presented.