1.   That is, after all, the safest route through the treacherous waters of a scientific conflict.

2.   At the moment this stately musical, braced with five Tony Award nominations, appears to be comfortably navigating the treacherous waters of Broadway.

3.   But could the tale of a girl from under the sea who longs for a life on land navigate the treacherous waters of Broadway?

4.   But not until Saturday did she dive into the notoriously treacherous waters of the Manhattan art world.

5.   But these are treacherous waters for elected officials.

6.   But treacherous political waters lie ahead.

7.   Given the treacherous waters they navigate, some officers said that they feel that vigilance, even fear, can be their closest ally.

8.   Instead, he remains, and he and Williams will be navigating treacherous waters this season, although they will not be facing each other across the playing field.

9.   Its treacherous waters are notable for their churning currents and swirling whirlpools.

10.   Now Gasol is pondering leaving the warm, comforting Mediterranean for the more treacherous waters of the NBA.