Sentence examples for toothless than from inspiring English sources

Germany's press watchdog is less toothless than Britain's Press Complaints Commission.

There are few jobs more toothless than those of museum guards.

After the fanfare of the elections, the kingdom's town councils have proved even more toothless than cynics foretold.

65 min: Barcelona go on the attack, but continue to look a lot more toothless than their hosts in the final third.

That Gary Coleman reference aside, "The Wannabes" does not have the kind of winking multireferential humor that makes Nickelodeon's shows palatable to adults, and its jokes are even more toothless than those of its Disney cousins.

Now, as Aseman's publisher Abbas Bozorgmehr spends the 20-21 February Iranian weekend in Evin prison following a revocation of the newspaper's license, that transformation seems more toothless than its readers had imagined.

WHAT America needs is not another political organization with a toothless agenda and less-than-transparent finances.

In every account, the rockets are dismissed as little more than toothless, impromptu, life-affirming symbols of Palestinian refusal to surrender.

With far more clout than the toothless PCC, the new body would have the power to impose fines, conduct investigations and order corrections and apologies.

The House needs to pass its own bill, which will require going back to the drafting table: the privacy bill it has now is toothless, and far worse than the Senate version.

Democratic lawmakers and union leaders were quick to attack the new policy, calling it toothless and far weaker than the Clinton administration regulations that a Republican-dominated Congress repealed 13 months ago, with President Bush's encouragement.