in the teeth造句

Bacteria sticks to food debris in the teeth, causing decay.

The formation of cavities in the teeth by the action of bacteria; tooth decay.

The scientists found the enzyme in the teeth of immature pigs and unborn rats.

For the most part, piling on dark pigments in the teeth, bones and skin is harmless.

Walking in the teeth of the wind, they made slow progress.

When the ivory of teeth not much time left, to Crown, you must hit the nail in the teeth, coronary heart on doing, necessary to make teeth denture supporting parts.

Conclusion teeth extraction will not cause postoperative infection if they can not be retained in the teeth of normal blood downlink, and the analgesic effect is significant.

The new policy was adopted in the teeth of fierce criticism.

He sounded like one wrong word and I would get socked in the teeth.

I felt like I was being kicked in the teeth every day.

On one occasion, our ship's insurance was embedded in the teeth of whale.

We'd be quicker trying a zig - zag course than rowing in the teeth of this wind.

He showed me tattoo marks, baring his breast in the teeth of the wind and in spite of my remonstrances.

The euro crisis is forcing Greece, Portugal and Spain to push through huge reforms in the teeth of popular protest.

Not being accepted by colleges is surely a kick in the teeth for an excellent student like Kate.

The venom (a neurotoxin) is conducted along grooves in the teeth from glands in the lower jaw. Bites are rarely fatal to humans.

Studies have shown that using fluoride toothpaste helps increase the concentration of fluoride in the teeth, even in areas with water supplies containing high levels of the mineral.

Give the world the best you have and you' ll get kicked in the teeth.?? Give the world the best you have anyway.

The persistence of telephone-number bonuses Banker in the teeth of the sharpest contraction for decades has dragged their reputation even deeper into the mud.

March 25, 2003. Caught in the teeth of a sandstorm, troops from the 1st Marine Division rest, as their truck stops on the road north to Baghdad.

This grim kick in the teeth is the brunt of “A Widow's Story”, Ms Oates's raw account of the months after her husband died three years ago.

About 1,300 years ago, the Chinese filled holes in the teeth with a mixture of the metals mercury, silver and tin.

We've been struggling for years and it's a real kick in the teeth to see a new band make it ahead of us.

Clinical syndromes because of viscera function partial, toxin is strong weak, syndromes in the teeth, oral mucosa and tongue positions have different degrees of it with.

Here Mr Zapatero threw caution to the winds in his first term, drawing up a new statute for the Catalans and negotiating with ETA, the violent Basque separatist group, in the teeth of pp opposition.

The steam-launch forged angrily ahead in the teeth of the wind, and battled against the noisy onslaught of the waves. Presently, the gay, twinkling lights of Shanghai could be seen coming nearer and nearer through the thin mist.

Once the bacteria stick to the enamel, they trigger a process called demineralisation - they turn sugar in the diet into a harmful acid that starts to create holes in the teeth.

Michael Dukakis, a former governor, tried to fix health care 20 years ago, but the law he pushed through the legislature eventually came undone in the teeth of business opposition.

If the capture vessels had to leave in the teeth of a hurricane, there would be a system for injecting dispersants into any oil that spilled out of the risers. That should lessen its impact.