31.   After all, I grew up with Godzilla, and he had voracious teeth already.

32.   But copyright violations are still civil offenses, and until they are covered by criminal law, it is unlikely that they will have any teeth.

33.   But if exams have no teeth, if they are merely a discussion topic for educators, these incentives lose their force.

34.   But if the game were part of the public trust, the government would have more teeth, and it could happen sooner.

35.   But labor federation officials argue that protection of labor rights will not have teeth unless countries face trade sanctions.

36.   But this has real teeth.

37.   But whatever teeth it has, they are sharp enough to cause great stress at hospitals preparing for a joint commission inspection.

38.   But without the threat of tighter sanctions western policy has no teeth.

39.   But Unz is also pursuing initiatives in Massachusetts and Colorado that would probably have more teeth.

40.   But while the old lion may no longer have teeth, he still has his pride, so he still can roar.