Sentences with phrase «walking the fine line of»

It also has to walk a fine line of attracting paying customers, including advertising and marketing pros, and alienating the members who post their information on the site.

But while you're getting started you've got to walk the fine line of both.

I have always tried to walk that fine line of peacekeeper, but I no longer know which way is up.

The away fans are frantic, involved, and walking that fine line of «cheering» and «not provoking beers thrown from the upper deck.»

Again, Donovan is walking a fine line of trying to separate Paladino and his words, making it clear that he disagrees with his ticket mate's sentiments, but also avoiding the topic of the impact it might have on his candidacy.

This model allows us to more accurately walk that fine line of precise dosing,» said Dr. Larson.

Walks a fine line of comedic self - awareness, and only on occasion loses us in a haze of condescending wit.

Buoyed by scalpel - sharp writing and even keener performances, The Big C (created by comedian and sitcom writer Darlene Hunt) walks a fine line of having it both ways.

The premise fits in with current teen culture and the film walks a fine line of ridiculous and fun.

BDEA walks a fine line of loose and tight management of its students, with a strong emphasis on student support.

And I aspire to live like her; I want to successfully walk the fine line of being a mother and a woman, constantly balancing these intricate roles with grace, love, and discipline.

Really the best reason to play this game is just admire the work put into the atmosphere and environments which managed to walk a fine line of eerie and captivating all at the same time.

Gory, dark, and self - indulgent, MK X walks the fine line of overly - serious and over-the-top, but comes out on the right side.

You may be trying to walk the fine line of being self - promotional and being tasteful, but I am guessing you are not being self - promotional enough.

I'm still looking for the perfect app that walks the fine line of being helpful without making me feel like I need to regularly unplug.

Walking the fine line of insurance can be difficult — but it doesn't have to be that way.

They don't offend, they don't fatigue, and they walk the fine line of pleasing both audio purists and casual listeners.

These letters need to walk the fine line of providing all the necessary information without getting too lengthy; the place for elaboration of details is the resume.

It's one thing to be confident, but I would recommend that candidates walk a fine line of objectivity and embellishment on their resume.

2017 was our busiest year yet, we walked the fine line of balancing our passion to drive change and our real ability to do so with limited hours in the day.

Any one who takes on a mentoring position with a salary attached thereto walks a fine line of death or deliverance, career wise.

I try to walk the fine line of having enough stuff to make a space feel cozy to me, without having too much.

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The majority of study participants reported that it's all good, fine and kosher with them (well, technically «generally OK») to use a cell phone when walking down the street, riding public transit and waiting in line.

«It's a fine line you need to walk because you need to take care of whatever your business requirements are, but you also want to recognize that the person who works for you is not a robot,» says Barnett, who works in the Atlanta office of Houston - based HR provider Insperity.

Of course, in the post-Snowden era, global corporations must walk a fine line when it comes to sharing information with the U.S. government, as battles around privacy, encryption and regulatory oversight continue to bubble below the surface.

Stumpf will have to walk a fine line between taking responsibility and not blaming the culture of the company, so as to not made senior executives seem complicit.

After my traditional line of questioning and selling the great points about the career ahead for anyone lucky enough to get this position, I launched into my full disclosure and she sat staring at me like one does a child who is walking a fine balance atop a 4 - foot brick wall — with anticipation, excitement and a heaping does of sheer shock and wonder all mixed together.

Though my guards bustled me about rapidly to keep me from becoming a sitting target for kidnappers, they did take me for an hour's walk on the Lido, one of the most beautiful strands of fine - grained, wave - washed white sand I've ever seen, lined by formerly luxurious villas, not one of which had retained four intact walls or glass in their windows.

He told me that his company was walking a very fine line in terms of how the Internet is paid for and monetized.

The company already walks a very fine line on the regulatory front, pursuing such a large transaction strikes me as overly brash, regardless of any antitrust issues.

Aron walked a fine line between an excess of determinism and an equally unacceptable radical freedom or voluntarism.

So He has to walk a fine line between enough evidence to support those who seek Him, and not so much that He coerces belief, in violation of free will.

The New Testament birth stories appear to walk a fine line between the crass pagan versions, such as Plato's conception by Apollo, and the Hebrew accounts in which an infertile womb is somehow made fertile by divine decree, such as Sarah's conception of Isaac.

And these words are especially unfair to members of the clergy, many of whom work tirelessly at their jobs and have to walk a very fine line between shepherding their congregations and advocating for change.

It must walk a fine line between the autocracy of some forms of episcopacy and the tyranny of committee rule which characterizes those Protestant churches where bishops can be «selfappointed.»

While to be «in the world,» we must become like the world, it is a fine line we must walk to keep from becoming «of the world.»

I understand that you are trying to walk a very fine line and while I may disagree with where you place that line, it is not my intent to be disrespectful of you.

He did not ouright call for violence in the «rounding up» of gays but he is walking a fine line here.

Willett points to the new Dirty Projectors self - titled record as one example of art that walks the fine line he's most interested in creating.

Kyle Farnsworth is... listen, there are a lot of descriptions that walk a fine line between libelous and accurate, so let's just say that he's different.

may be the first Usos - related storyline I've ever given a crap about, but it's gonna be a fine line to walk without getting TOO creepy, especially in the age of #MeToo.

Cook is walking a fine line with a section of City fans as it stands and would do well to not cold shoulder our treasured MCFC Academy graduates.

Town fans were also growing irritated with the officials, but Philip Billing was walking a fine line with some of his challenges - and Rajiv van La Parra embarrassed himself by miraculously returning to his feet having feigned injury.

Managers need to walk a fine line to get the best out of their players and, despite all the medical advances, it is an inexact science.

Having a mental illness like Smith's is a challenge; so is loving and living with someone with mental illness with extra layer of angst — you're always walking a fine line between enabling and compassionate support, guilt and fear, anger and helplessness.

Toss in the fact that, at the end of the day, parents and families truly do have a right to decide how to eat and what to eat and what to feed their children, and it can be a fine line to walk to try to promote and educate about what is «best».

Maybe this will be the weekend we start walking that fine line between gentleness and hard - assed denial of her demands.

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Yet he walks a fine and cautious line, as he is also a proponent of charter schools.

«We have to walk a fine line here because we want to budget only revenues that we realistically expect to obtain during the year in question and we assert, as does the state of New York, our right to receive our legitimate share of the Seneca revenues,» he said.