Sentence examples for hot fields from inspiring English sources
'hot fields' is correct and usable in written English as a metaphor
It's usually used to refer to areas of intense competition. For example, "This year's job market is one of the hottest fields in recent years."
Persistence, connections — and credentials in hot fields like finance and computer science — are especially helpful, say economists and college officials.
Google is paying top dollar for Waze because it is at the intersection of two hot fields: map search and social media.
The family was poor, and she grew up picking cotton in the hot fields of the segregated South or doing housework.
As one of the most important reservoirs in submarine fan, submarine lobes are hot fields for the deep-water oil gas exploration in the world.
(ii) We revealed the hotspots and development trends of the RTS: the contact degree between different hot fields gradually has increased as the years go by.
What we writers better demand is a processing tax on printers and publishers, to be turned over to us for letting the hot fields of our fancy lie fallow.
"It's a hot field at the moment," he adds.
As other software has become increasingly commoditised, business intelligence has become a hot field.
Another hot field (though it doesn't pay as well) is "forensic accounting".
AI is a hot field at the moment in terms of career prospects.
As with any hot field, there's always the possibility of hype.
