Sentence examples for toothless group from inspiring English sources

The article dismissed the C.D.P. as "a toothless group of a few hundred members writing essays mainly for one another".

About 40 members of the China Democracy Party, a toothless group of a few hundred members writing essays mainly for one another, are known to be serving prison terms, some for more than 10 years.

"None of us wanted to be in the toothless Neanderthal grouping," he said.

Since they erupted Tuesday, the protests have largely seemed spontaneous and leaderless, propelled by young demonstrators with no affiliation to Egypt's small and largely toothless opposition groups.

"By compiling lists?" says Coughlin incredulously, and complains that the "anarchists" his colleague sees everywhere are "plumbers unions, carpenters, every toothless socialist knitting group you can find.

Living whales fall into two groups: toothless baleen-bearing whales and Odontoceti (most of which have teeth).

None of the toothless democratic opposition groups in Damascus with whom Assad would prefer to deal brings that chip to the table.

Lacusovagus (family Chaoyangopteridae, a group of toothless pterodactyloids) is known from a single fossilized skull discovered in Cretaceous rocks in Brazil; it possessed a 5-metre wingspan and is the only member of Chaoyangopteridae found outside China.

Most members of the group are toothless and possessed a turtle-like beak in life that they used for chewing their food (Sues and Reisz 1998; Reisz and Sues 2000; Angielczyk 2004; Reisz 2006), although some species retained a pair of large tusks in their upper jaws (Fig. 8a).

One participant of each group was toothless.

A Dorset Police and Crime Panel member has said the group is a "toothless tiger" after a rise in the force's council tax precept was approved.