The 55-year-old former Chelsea, Portsmouth, Maccabi Tel Aviv, Maccabi Haifa and Israel head coach did not accrue nearly four decades' experience in an often treacherous industry without learning a few lessons.
Tom Hanks gives the performance of a lifetime as the eponymous Phillips, the former Boston cabbie turned hard-working sea captain who earns an increasingly hard-won dollar piloting vast ships through treacherous waters without clear backup or onboard protection.
It's tricky, writing about people one knows, but California food author Jeannette Ferrary has picked her way over treacherous ground without losing either readers or friends.
How do we build organizations that are skilled enough, smart enough, and, most of all, enduring enough to maneuver through a treacherous competitive environment--without choking on the systems and procedures that create that strength?
This is, so far, a February without treacherous footing.
And Mr. Christie singled out a player after the "Paladins" music: Molly Norcross — one of those modern-instrument specialists, on French horn — who had wielded the treacherous valveless horn without apparent difficulty.
He later wrote in Necronomicon of the cellar as "a monstrous labyrinth where all kinds of dangers lay in wait for me" and of "steep and treacherous wooden stairways without banisters [that] led down into the yawning abyss".
Lidl's EDLPP, everyday low price policy, is not based on discounting so much as a limited, no-frills range without the treacherous razzmatazz of promotions.
The father-of-three found thexperiencece particularly harrowing after meeting children like Mohamed, who had crossed the treacherous waters from Aleppo without his parents.
If racial hysteria led us down that road once before, who's to say that today's panic won't lead us down a similarly treacherous path, with or without a 1944 legal precedent.
