Sentences with phrase «slippery slope»

Certainly, this is a local issue and I am concerned, like many of you who are voting no, about the proverbial slippery slope of what will happen next.

On this topic, the negative pull on the believing boyfriend or girlfriend down slippery slopes is typically what gets highlighted in the argument against dating outside the faith.

They saw it as a dangerous, slippery slope toward changing all other rules, including the 21 million coin limit.

But I think that one can't dismiss the possibility that slippery slope effects, good or bad, are indeed present here, and can be present in similar contexts.

Also do nt you see how slippery this slope that you are walking on is?

I don't need to explain the potential slippery slope this brings about.

The advent of more subscription services represents a potentially slippery slope.

Shopping sales can be so tricky, and a definitely slippery slope.

Other safety features include a hill start function as well as a mode for descending slippery slopes.

Stop it with all the «censorship» and «book banning» slippery slope nonsense.

And that's a mighty slippery slope you just laid down in that last paragraph.

But now it appears we are headed down a new slippery slope.

The path to sea salt obsession is a very slippery slope.

It wasn't until much later I realized how slippery that slope can be.

«There are so many slippery slopes when it comes to this issue,» Dizmang says.

Even with the best of intentions, it can be slippery slope from ending your email with «blessings» to signing off with «resting in the glorious, tender bosom of my Lord and savior, Jesus Christ»

«I think that's a core responsibility of the team and I think it's a very slippery slope for the league office to start getting in the business of telling a coach or team what minutes a player should play.»

If you are at all dubious about slippery slope arguments in this area, Smith's catalogue of real - life examples will cure your doubts once and for all.

(One finds the same apparent slippery slope in critical responses to Frank Stella, another artist of that silent generation whose pursuit of his own logic has brought charges of self - betrayal.)

It leads to the one world church, which leads to the antichrist — and we all know where THAT particular slippery slope ends up!

With such little - understood connections between diseases and their origin — and between one pathological breakdown and another — it's an awfully slippery slope to deny health coverage to someone «who sits at home, eats poorly» and gets sick.

Some buyers may still want to shift gears to gain the advantages that 4WD affords over AWD, such as a broader range of ability for towing and hauling heavy loads up slippery slopes and over rough terrain, but for most buyers AWD provides the greatest benefit at the lowest cost.

Oh soc is using slippery slope.

And that leads to the same slippery slope Android One appears to be hurtling down.

We're getting into a really slippery slope when we say who can take on what topic and what's off - limits, what can white artists talk about, what can a black artist, because on the flip side you have someone like Henry Taylor depicting Philando Castile, who was recently shot and killed by police, in a very large painting.

Instead, we cross a line, and stumble off a very clear edge down an interminably slippery slope.

There's that discredited slippery slope again.

But, in it's second season, creator Vince Gilligian did what he does best: Explored slippery slope of moral compromises through the eyes of emotionally rich characters who want to see if they are capable of changing their lives.

It seems to me that the American tradition of Christianity gives a complete new meaning to the term slippery slope.

But looking back, Scream is the proverbial slippery slope, pulling off a neat trick at the cost of a couple of sequels (the underestimated first, the godawful second) that require that this deconstructionist urge be carried through to its only logical end: the destruction of the subject.

That said, there are a few surprises, since the Amazon Kindle Fire (recently considered to be the first competitor to the Apple iPad) is now finding itself on an increasingly slippery slope.

-- If OPEC continues to cry wolf — they will be on a oil soaked slippery slope that could crash prices

To those who claim slippery slope garbage apparently don't understand that we already have laws setting age of consent which are in no way effected by allowing gay marriage.

A major point in Kass's arguments against research cloning is that it is a classic slippery slope, allowing the development of the biological tools necessary for reproductive cloning, which is sure to happen when those tools are in place.

But, when it comes to religious liberty, the Satanic Temple is out to make a point: Government favoritism toward one religion is an ideological slippery slope.

One character's principled stand quickly turns into a morally slippery slope: Why is it OK to watch the movies of Woody Allen — a man whose own step children have accused him of sexual abuse — but Cosby is not?

If we take away his right to say as he pleases today, it could form a very nasty slippery slope.