Sentence examples for complex minefield from inspiring English sources

What's more, it would place the West in an unavoidably complex minefield.

Vick's case is a complex minefield of social and legal issues: animal rights on one hand, a heavy-handed misapplication of justice on the other.

And, despite being from Iraq, Baghdadi and his followers will have to negotiate the same complex minefield of competing Sunni interests – including his current allies in Ba'athist insurgent groups, who are ideologically very different.

However, it also highlights the ludicrous extent to which legislation has made working in the arts a needlessly complex legal minefield.

To the many who perceive the Stewart approach as a complex mathematical minefield (particularly those in whose minds the traditional acid-base approaches are deeply entrenched and sacrosanct), I would recommend this book as essential reading.

Kieran Fitzgerald and Director Oliver Stone have written a screenplay which clearly runs us through a minefield of complex technical and legal issues, balancing them against their personal consequences to the film's characters.

Managing the partnership minefield may be increasingly complex, especially with Whole Foods looking to take a share of the company.

Luddite officials see complex tech issues as a mysterious minefield and the greenhorn technology industry does not have the insider D.C. connections to move beyond unwieldy protests outside the gated halls of America's capitol.

Customers' bills are a minefield of complexity.

And it was her meticulous attention to detail that helped us steer a very complex college, with a $34-million 34-millionrough many a minefield.

Medicine can be a minefield of uncertainties; no matter how thoughtful and careful we are, physiology is infinitely complex and fate is capricious, and occasionally something blows up in your face.