Sentence examples for for a minefield from inspiring English sources

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.

But as you look closer you see evidence of China's urbanization, a crane in the distance, a sign for a minefield.

Yet discussing this can be a bit of a minefield for physicians, particularly when patients are used to antibiotics for such infections.

All things considered, it must be a bit of a minefield for a left-of-centre premier with a reputation for thrift to go public with a favourite dish.

It's a bit of a minefield for consumers to keep tabs on where they stand with the FSCS protection, and no doubt an administrative nightmare for the societies themselves," he said.

She is visiting Los Angeles to attend tonight's $500-a-ticket 500-a-ticket 500-a-ticketerly Wilshire Hotel for Adopt-a-Minefield, an international organization that provides funds for land clearance and survivor assistance.

The Spaniard's appointment concentrates what has become the searing issue for Ed Woodward and which is proving a minefield for the executive vice-chairman: what next for United?

Among the objects on view are a refugee shelter and boots designed for marching through a minefield, as well as more commonplace objects like baby strollers.

Or, for that matter, a minefield, illustrated by one T-shirt company that overlaid the Minesweeper game onto a map of the country.

The proposed legislation allows for carers' assessments, but it can still be a minefield for those who are making decisions for or supporting relatives and friends.

The process of choosing routes for the various lines has been a minefield for the three commissioners.