But the New York Philharmonic, living on its reputation, and the Cleveland Orchestra, banking on residencies outside Cleveland, are both following courses fraught with peril.
Huge tasks, of course, and fraught with risk.
And though the T.P.C. Sawgrass Stadium Course is fraught with peril that is visually intimidating and stress inducing, Elion said she and Holmes did not work on any routine specific for this week.
The course was fraught with unintended consequences from the moment when Reed E. Hundt, Mr. Gore's friend and a former chairman of the Federal Communications Commission, called Tom Goldstein, the journalism dean, to propose that Mr. Gore teach at Columbia.
Whaling, of course, is a fraught subject, but I don't know enough about the local tradition to have a deeply held opinion.
It's a striking enough opening and, viewed retrospectively, a witty summary of the rest of the book, which takes place over the course of one fraught day.
This is, of course, a move fraught with risk for any governor, let alone for one whose state already lacks a reputation as the nation's most urbane.
This is a course which is fraught with difficulties and pain.
