Sentences with phrase «on that slippery slope now»

We're on that slippery slope now.

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I know that once I hear or read one of those terms, it almost always means that the person using the term is going to tell us that their magic term means they are right and the other person is wrong because the other person is using a «straw man», they're «cherry picking» or now they're on «the slippery slope».

And during his now regular Friday morning appearance on WNYC's Brian Lehrer Show, the mayor said that Gov. Andrew Cuomo's newly proposed guidelines to crack down on improper coordination by independent expenditure groups lead to «an awfully slippery slope» and would be «hard to justify legally.»

We are dealing with the added change in my illness having more and more impact on my mobility and confidence, it would have been so easy for me to retreat into my shell and my wonderful husband do more and more around the house that there would be no time to talk, hug and have fun — we will make sure this doesn't happen now that we can see the slippery slope we were on.