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

2. In the teeth of the longest recession since the 1930s, the company continues to perform well.

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

4. The job losses are a kick in the teeth for the union.

5. Permission for the development was granted in the teeth of opposition from local shopkeepers.

6. The road was built in the teeth of fierce opposition from the public.

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

8. I was battling my way along the promenade in the teeth of a force ten gale.

9. This broken promise is a real kick in the teeth for our fans.

10. They crossed the bay in the teeth of a howling gale.

11. We all have times when life kicks us in the teeth.

12. They crossed the Atlantic in the teeth of a force 10 wind.

13. The Government's decision is a real kick in the teeth for the unions.

14. The new law was passed in the teeth of strong opposition.

15. In many places it advanced in the teeth of opposition.

16. He walked right in the road in the teeth of advancing traffic and almost got hit several times.

17. I couldn't kick him in the teeth after three years of good work and live with myself.

18. In the teeth of enormous social sanctions, women are making their own sexual choices.

19. Permission for the development was granted in the teeth of opposition from a vigorous local campaign.

20. The police hope to identify the body by the gold fillings in the teeth.

21. She was dismissed from her job, which was a real kick in the teeth after all the work she'd done.

22. 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.

23. That is why the settlement of 4.4 percent. is rightly described as a kick in the teeth.

24. Graham sitting there waiting for me to kick him in the teeth.

25. I simply do not have the manpower to make arrests in the teeth of such concerted action.

26. Science has to cling to the available evidence even in the teeth of seeming contradiction.

27. If he had come begging and pleading(), I would have laughed at him and kicked him in the teeth.

28. In cases of asphyxia the blood pressure rises to such an extent that the tiny blood vessels in the teeth burst.

29. All the adversity I've had in my life, all my troubles and obstacles, have strengthened me... You may not realize it when it happens, but a kick in the teeth may be the best thing in the world for you. Walt Disney 

30. It means blind trust, in the absence of evidence, even in the teeth of evidence.

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

31. For I will, if I have to - and marry you in the teeth of them all.

32. Herbivores have a large root canal in the teeth, which grow continually throughout life.

33. On stormy nights it had been exhilarating to fly in the teeth of the wind.

34. That regulator, James McKinnon, was knighted on 1 January and kicked in the teeth on 15 January.

35. The state is in the teeth of the worst snowstorm in a decade.

36. We're steaming in the teeth of the wind.

37. We persevered even in the teeth of organized opposition.

38. A disfigurement in the teeth of humans mottled enamel has been recognized for many years.

39. 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.

40. A kick in the teeth may be the best thing in the world for you.Sentencedict

41. We will take our own way in the teeth of all opposition.

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

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

44. The pathogenic bacteria decreased obviously and no bacterial plaque in the teeth fissure and gingival sulcus in the experimental group.

45. Above all, Mrs Merkel has stayed popular—more consistently so than any chancellor since Konrad Adenauer. And she has accomplished this in the teeth of Germany's worst recession since the war.

46. They launch the products and services that win customers in the teeth of tough competition.

47. Sometimes you need a kick in the teeth to get up and going again and to concentrate on the basics.

48. The sailing boat could make little progress in the teeth of the wind.

49. A kick in the teeth may be the best thing in t the world for you.

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

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

52. Whoops - did you say that I smashed my rival in the teeth so that all the energy and strength went out of him in a second?

53. A kick in the teeth may the best thing in the world for you.

54. Quite the contrary, they need to temper and develop themselves and win new positions in the teeth of criticism and in the storm and stress of struggle.

55. The tugboat sailed in the teeth of the wind triumphantly.

56. It was a kick in the teeth to concede the equaliser so late on.

57. They wouldn't listen and sailed in the teeth of the wind.

58. Well, that was a kick in the teeth. We were not happy with our performance. This result makes these next 2 games even bigger.

59. Give the wold the best you and you'll get kicked in the teeth.

60. A wine that historically caused decay in the teeth of the nobles that drank it.

61. The contract is a kick in the teeth for British workers.

62. Though tired, he set off in the teeth of the storm.

63. He is determined to maintain his support for the proposal in the teeth of popular condemnation.

64. The ship could scarcely hold its course in the teeth of the wind.

65. RESULTS:In the control group, there were scattered pathogenic bacteria on the teeth surface and bacterial plaque and great deal pathogenic bacteria in the teeth fissure and gingival sulcus.

66. "And didn't he up with the butt end of his gun and give him one right in the teeth, " one soldier was saying gleefully with a wide sweep of his arm.

67. These companies used an emergency program the Fed set up to keep a key financial market going in the teeth of the crisis — commercial paper.