Sentence examples for creating a minefield from inspiring English sources

Human Rights Watch documented the partisan application of media and regulatory laws, creating a minefield for media owners and reporters who spoke or wrote about issues that the government deemed politically sensitive or controversial.

The 17,000 dumped containers are also a potential disaster, creating a minefield for oil companies looking to drill in the area, particularly because the exact locations of most of the containers are unknown.

The fact that Nigeria contains something like 250 different ethnic groups creates a minefield of conflicting cultural values and practices.

But he said the decision could also create a "minefield" for product designers, in which they are constantly second-guessing whether functions will step on someone else's patents.

Stephane Buydens, a tax specialist at the O.E.C.D., said Europe's value-added tax system could more readily be adjusted than what exists in the United States, where 7,000 revenue jurisdictions create a minefield of differing sales tax rates, and there are contrasting definitions of taxable and nontaxable items.

In response to the perception that Tony's introduction had created "a minefield of sexual politics", Fawcett said that that had not been the writers' intention; rather, their aim was to "just throw this character in there and treat them like a normal human being like we would anyone else on the show".

But by then details of the report had already appeared on social media, creating a legal minefield.

That debate was won by opponents who successfully convinced the European Parliament that the proposed law would stifle innovation by creating a legal minefield for software developers.

Ghostly LEDs pulse erratically and unpredictably, creating a visual minefield of piercing lights, computer generated broken glass, and even a beating heart.

By imposing more stringent requirements on businesses looking for loans and creating a bureaucratic minefield for businesses to navigate through, banks made it harder for companies to obtain capital even as they personally sat on cheap money provided by the government for lending.

This creates a legal minefield, one that other universities should be concerned about.