walk a fine line
walk a thin line
tread a fine line

The Bush administration has sought to walk a fine line.

He would have to walk a fine line between two dangers.

Free speech as many know can walk a fine line at times, and this guy is probably over it.

But that approach requires them to walk a fine line.

Even those who support subsidies seem to be walking a fine line.

Political candidates also walk a fine line with the real estate industry.

A President's wife must walk a fine line between influence and interference.

"This is the first time where I'm walking a fine line," he said.

The programs walk a fine line between helpful and annoying.

We have to walk a fine line between greed and squeeze.

Many families are now walking a fine line between real and unnecessary worry.

Yet Cook is walking a fine line between taking over games and running the offense.

The teachers and counselors must walk a fine line, remembering to let them act their age.

Regardless of the team's make up, as their client, you walk a fine line.

We're walking a fine line on how to do this."

We also felt we had to walk a fine line.

Certainly, some of the lines seem to walk a fine line between assistance and exploitation.

But they say that the company is walking a fine line among various competing interests.

But doctors continue to walk a fine line between being frank and encouraging.

"I've walked a fine line in terms of avoiding questions," he said.

The Sioux say they walk a fine line between two worlds.

That leads him to great interest in filmmakers who could walk a fine line between the two.

"As a parent you walk a fine line between understanding that there's a problem and trying to keep your child safe," she said.

The White House was clearly trying to walk a fine line today.