Sentence examples for toothless to from inspiring English sources

So right now, it's rather toothless, to use a cliche.

Sadly, Ipso seems as toothless to curb climate misinformation as the PCC before it.

And what does get done is so compromised and toothless to make it filibuster-proof that it fails to solve problems.

"If the new arrangement turns out to be too toothless to enforce the rules, we'll be back to square one," said Thomas Klau, a political analyst and head of the Paris office of the European Council on Foreign Relations.

Behind a seemingly calm facade, with Damascus toothless to respond militarily to the deepest Israeli air raid in Syria in three decades, the Arab world was reeling Monday from the idea that yet a third major conflict could erupt in the Middle East.

Were they too toothless to begin with?

His proposals included an embarrassingly toothless plan to try to bring ethics charges against the state senators if they were being "paid up" by unions while outside of the state, and a proposal to withhold the Senators' paychecks from them.

Realizing that this still means donning the now famous cornflower-blue burka, I asked my wizened and toothless driver to take me to the marketplace to buy one.

All three were some time off publication, and reading the pictureless proof of Romantic Moderns, in particular, was a bit like trying to extrapolate from a toothless toddler to the beautiful adult she would one day become.

After nearly two decades of toothless attempts to get the Chinese government to improve its human rights record, it is time to do things differently.

While one party openly panders to banks and wealthy elites, the other quietly supports their extraction of wealth and undue influence while passing toothless reforms to hold up as trophies to their base.