Sentence examples for landmine for from inspiring English sources

"The draw is the landmine for us," Rood said.

The recent protests in Hong Kong have created a public relations landmine for government officials.

Even portions of the budget where Trump and House Republicans generally agree could be a political landmine for the party.

That face time helped her sidestep a common landmine for politicians in the West: being painted as too much a creature of Washington.

After sidestepping the political landmine for most of the first year of his time as prime minister, much as all the post-Charlottetown Accord prime ministers had done, Harper's hand was forced to reopen the Quebec sovereignty debate after the opposition Bloc Québécois were to introduce a motion in the House that called for recognition of Quebec as a "nation".

The potential landmines for banks are significant.

"Self-deactivating" landmines, for example, will not detonate after their battery runs down.

Justine's fashion choices for grand occasions – generally ridden with landmines for political spouses – have generally been well received.

Great, funny people leave these landmines for us, so our grief gets thrown off whack, and we laugh-cry, that bitter-sweet spot rarely touched.

At the same DSEI show a reporter from Channel 4's Dispatches caught a salesman from Pakistan Ordnance Factories also offering banned anti-personnel landmines for sale.

The draft rule interprets this phrase by looking at four factors, three of which contain major landmines for non-American banks.