Sentences with phrase «walk a fine line when»

Companies walk a fine line when they try to establish protective measures.

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.

You walk a fine line when choosing giveaway prizes.

Parents walk a fine line when trying to find something risky, but not so risky that the name will sound bizarre in a few years.

But I am walking a fine line when it comes to supplement and foods.

I walk a fine line when giving ICBC claim advice in this public forum.

The Catholic Church in particular walks a fine line when it comes to demands for freedom of religious expression and freedom of speech.

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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.

There's an extremely fine line you have to walk when scaling.

I also walk the fine line between promising my kids something but secretly saving it as a last resort for when all seems about to go completely to H - E-double hockey sticks.....

When it comes to school and extra-curricular events, grandparents have a fine line to walk.

After all — when you're training heavily, you have a fine line to walk.

I am witty, charming, god fearing, loyal, responseable, educated, honest, very loving woman, I love to cook for my friends, and family when i have a chance, would like to share a bottle of wine with a special man.i like wine tastings, fine resturants, walks by the shore line, traveling, like to take my...

There is a fine line that has to be walked when writing your online dating profile.

The young woman walking that fine line is Eilis Lacey (Saoirse Ronan), an Irish girl who is given the chance to move to America when job prospects in her small Irish town run dry.

When the young Mr. Obama drops by a community meeting, Sawyers walks a fine line between replicating some of the public - speaking tics of our POTUS — a «listen» here, a familiar hand gesture there — and just delivering the pep talk naturalistically.

Reitman is at his best when there's a fine line being walked between comedy and drama as well as when satire is on his mind, so this is a movie right in his wheelhouse, especially considering the type of brutal satire that Chad Kultgen brilliantly traffics in.

Thank You For Smoking does walk a fine - line when it comes to it's overall feel.

When it comes to feeding your Great Dane you have to walk the fine line between giving him enough food and giving him too much food.

Nintendo is better than just about everyone else when it comes to walking the very fine line between scarcity and supply.

It's a fine line which developers walk when they release one more game in any series since it runs the risk of falling into one of two extremes: either a completely different game or a carbon copy which costs another full price purchase.

I don't mind tutorial levels in a game to give me a chance to figure out what the hell I'm doing, but there's a fine line you walk when it becomes handholding or the huge elephant in the room.

There is certainly a fine line to walk when it comes to apologizing in a legal setting.

There's a fine line that companies must walk when it comes to production.

When it comes to showcasing your strong points, you walk a fine line between explaining your qualifications and explaining them in a way that indicates how they will be beneficial to the employer.

There's a fine line to walk when answering each of these questions.

When you're marketing to motivated sellers, you walk a fine line between appealing to their emotions, and being offensively honest about their situation.