It is simple enough to love an honest man, it is something else to be able to admire a man who has been treacherous to you before and will unquestionably be treacherous again.
Sometimes the act of getting the dish from where it was cooked to where it will be eaten is treacherous.
It will be a treacherous moment for most of the players in French politics, not least of all the unions themselves.
Consumers and policy makers will be crossing treacherous terrain as they make the transition to a new health care system in the next three and a half years.
He added: "We will survive, I have no doubt about that but the early days will be quite treacherous.
But the path will be more treacherous than implied by my original analogy with Intel (NPUs are the new CPUs).
(Boris Johnson himself had a brush with death while cycling in London!) While New York doesn't have fenced-in sidewalks (that have, sadly, sandwiched many cyclists between their metal and the aforementioned trucks), right turns in New York will be equally treacherous.
He's afraid of his sexual self because he feels that it will turn out to be treacherous and beyond his control.
When secret agencies are involved, and especially when they are as pivotal as they were in Benghazi, public explanations can be treacherous, and officials will go out of their way to avoid exposing the agency's role, especially if the operations could be ongoing.
