it cuts both ways

The only problem is that it cuts both ways.

The company will probably discover, to its chagrin, that it cuts both ways.

Or maybe she is the receiver of this cool, steady light; it cuts both ways.

It cuts both ways: no one forced them to go to those schools and take out those loans.

It cuts both ways, of course, and sweeping generalisations about white people are not unknown.

If you're subjecting me to the full rigors of the law, you'd better realize that it cuts both ways.

Smartypants - I agree, but it cuts both ways.

Fame is an invaluable asset in establishing a late conducting career, but it cuts both ways.

Memory, how it cuts both ways, revealing and clouding.

For the riders, it cuts both ways.

All of which is to say that it's good to shine torches into dark corners and challenge assumptions, but it cuts both ways.

"But it cuts both ways," he added sharply.

So remember it cuts both ways.

It cuts both ways, you know.

"But it cuts both ways," Ms. Dixon said.

It cuts both ways - the tenant is as committed to stay as the landlord is to let them stay.

I'd just bought her record 'It Cuts Both Ways'.

See, it cuts both ways, and I can only assume it will get worse as translation software gets slightly better and people get stupider.

Episode "It Cuts Both Ways"

But it cuts both ways, because I also try to help my uptown friends figure out how to get in the door at a particular foundation, bank or business."

He's entitled to do that, but it cuts both ways and Kyocera are entitled to feel they aren't getting the full deal by hiring his services.

Richard Karpel, executive director of the Association of Alternative Newsweeklies, said, "It cuts both ways for us."

It cuts both ways, though: the men of the Duchy don't trust Videssian soldiers much further than they do any other Videssians."

The thing about the US no longer being able to act with impunity is that it cuts both ways for the things you want and the things you don't.

"It cuts both ways," said Robert A. Mintz, a former prosecutor and now a partner at the law firm of McCarter & English.