If Greece s new government does not tread lightly in these discussions, withdrawal of these institutions liquidity support for Greek banks could follow.

But they must tread lightly, lest they be drawn into a shooting war, which would catalyze new alliances among local and foreign militants.

The West should tread carefully.

You're lightly dressed.

You're lightly dressed.

Tom knocked lightly.

I learned early on that my project s success depended on how lightly we tread with local and federal authorities, how we maneuvered the restrictions imposed by the CSOA.

Here, everyone needs to tread with care.

I tread carefully, trying not to stumble.

Fools rush in where angels fear to tread.

Such decisions are never taken lightly.

I dress lightly all the time.

I dress lightly all the time.

Lightly populated Australia offered more than twice America s assistance, Japan promised almost 50 more, and Europe pledged more than five times as much.

Tom kissed Mary lightly on the lips.

Such a threat should not be taken lightly.

Students and teachers are taking the date lightly.

Many Nepalis have not taken lightly India's intervention.

Ghana's Dagomb conflict illustrates why governments should tread carefully with tribal loyalties.

The team took the loss of the game lightly.

Come to Taiwan for cash and tread on Taiwan, this is too hypocritical.

A little more than 60 years after the Shoah, one does not play lightly with such an evocation of destruction.

But the Singapore Government is not taking it so lightly.

The effect of fake news should not be taken lightly.

On 12 July, he was lightly wounded in the fighting.

Blair is much more vulnerable than he was a year ago, and he must tread softly if he does not want to lose further support.

The other school of thought does not take this scenario lightly.

There was natural selection for the evolution of lightly pigmented skin.

Although neither Hu nor Wen were directly involved in the crackdown, they nonetheless must tread carefully.

But it is a mistake to dismiss America's declining attractiveness so lightly.

Some of us with lightly pigmented skin live in high UV areas.

Chop the onions very finely. Fry lightly with one tbsp of oil.

We have often lightly made fun of our friend's affection for stoats.

She went out with that brisk tread which carried her rather full figure with such wonderful ease.

Tearing up the social contract is something that should not be done lightly.

On social media, some of his voters didn't take the defeat as lightly.

One does not play lightly with matches next to a pile of dry wood.

Lightly pigmented skin evolved not just once, not just twice, but probably three times.

Then they d sprinkle him lightly with lime. This process repeated, until the pit was full.

Four Harvard SNJ aircraft were lightly modified in France to resemble Mitsubishi A6M Zero aircraft.

America s aid still appeared niggardly when compared with the amounts offered by countries with a fraction of America s economic wealth. Lightly populated Australia offered more than twice America s assistance, Japan promised almost 50 more, and Europe pledged more than five times as much.

'But I will not now on any account dispute or express my opinions lightly,' he thought.

Interestingly, Charles Darwin was born a very lightly pigmented man, in a moderately to darkly pigmented world.

And, as a rising power, China is not a force that leaders, even democratic ones, dismiss lightly.

Seizing the first opportunity she rose and, stepping firmly and lightly, went out to fetch her album.