Sentence examples for competitive minefield from inspiring English sources
In matters involving actual tennis, the pretournament conversation has revolved around the quirks of the seeding of Rafael Nadal and how they have turned the defending champion Roger Federer's road into a competitive minefield, Greg Garber writes on ESPN.com.
The company has all sorts of regulatory and competitive concerns, making for a minefield of possible conflicts of interest for the owner of The Post.
Many people assumed that we must be, since sometimes one and sometimes the other would get the better review, the bigger advance, in some way "competitive," that our private life must be a minefield of professional envies and resentments.
That combination of a laid-back attitude and a fierce competitive streak might be just what is needed to navigate the path to success in Hollywood, laden with minefields as it is.
Our competitive environment demands the ability to see patterns, to discern the difference between symptom and root cause, and to navigate minefields of political and personal agendas.
"Counties are a minefield".
A sociological minefield.
