Every CEO has an open flank.
"It's an open flank," acknowledged George Krayer, head of the Swiss Bankers Association.
So it leaves you with an open flank and makes it very easy for people to come in underneath you when you're very unaware, and so, that laziness actually helps you topple off the curve.
"It is true that I offer a lot of open flank to attack because of my lifestyle and the public way I live with my success," a congenial Mr. Dotcom, with a crew cut and black clothing, said.
If he fell asleep during a late shift, Simon would wake to find Polaroid photos of himself, 'head back in a chair, mouth open, flanked by smiling detectives imitating fellatio, their thumbs stuck through open zippers,' while McLarney's official evaluation of the 'intern' describes him as 'having satisfactory hygiene though his sexual appetites remain suspect'.
Comparison of the costs and morbidity of percutaneous and open flank procedures.
A series of 47 percutaneous procedures for renal calculi was matched by description of calculi and previous flank exploration to 47 open flank procedures for comparison of relative morbidity and cost-efficiency.
The Ottoman centre and left columns were skilfully led round the open flank of the infantry's entrenchments and on towards the camp and railway.
The next day, 24 September, the brigade continued its advance by heading towards Suweileh, with the Wellingtons protecting the open flank.
Their Colonel Ompteda obeyed and chased off some French skirmishers until French cuirassiers fell on his open flank, killed him, destroyed his battalion and took its colour.
In consequence the regiment had to extend its lines to cover the open flank, so two troops from the 4th Squadron were sent there.
