"This rapidly becomes a slippery slope," said Derick Dreher, the director of the Rosenbach Museum & Library in Philadelphia.
"It's a slippery slope," said Michelle Perrot, a gender historian and author.
"The floor is probably a three-degree slope," said Mr. Sheehan, who bought shims to prop up the furniture.
"It can quickly become a slippery slope," said Dick Dadey, the executive director of Citizens Union, a good-government group.
"I don't think this is indicative of a slippery slope," said Darren S. Kimball, an analyst at Lehman Brothers.
"The administration now steps onto a very steep, very slippery slope," said Douglas Johnson, legislative director for the National Right to Life Committee.
"For us, this is going down the slippery slope," said Clemence Roos, a spokeswoman for the Christian Right.
"We'll need some luck not to land on a boulder or a steep slope," said Ulamec, as Philae continued its descent.
"To us it's a slippery slope," said Pat Roy Mooney, executive director of the Rural Advancement Foundation International, a conservation organization in Winnipeg that focuses on agricultural issues.
Today, women's performances are on a steady uphill slope, said Howard Wainer, a research scientist at the Board of Medical Examiners in Philadelphia and a statistics professor at the University of Pennsylvania.
Cole and the embassies in Africa?" "However generous the intentions, it's a slippery slope," says Prof. Peter H. Schuck, who teaches tort law at Yale Law School and studies compensation systems.
