Sentence examples for on a minefield from inspiring English sources

"Making business in a foreign country is like walking on a minefield.

"Despite this clear reality, European countries are paying no attention, as if dancing on a minefield".

The leading Green MP Claudia Roth accused Merkel of stepping on a "minefield" by appearing to support Erdoğan's election campaign.

And yet the two women -- one black, the other white; one old enough to be the other's mother, the second just recently a parent -- tread gently with each other, as though walking on a minefield strewn with questions of love and lineage, the rules of a bureaucracy and the needs of three small children.

Igor Yakovenko, general secretary of Russia's Union of Journalists, said: 'Klebnikov stepped on a minefield in trying to investigate the size and history of the personal wealth of the richest people.' Russian Newsweek editor Alexander Gordeyev, who was at the dying man's side after he was shot, said Klebnikov didn't know why he had been targeted.

Our case study based on a minefield navigation domain investigates how the desire and intention modules may cooperatively enhance the capability of a pure reinforcement learner.

As on the Bruce 24 hours earlier, the Gulf of Slides at times took on the character of a minefield, with sunken crusts over stream crossings, a varied menu of half-submerged rocks and roots, and "postholes" left by the odd hiker.

Frankly, the whole experience of being waited on is a minefield – one false move and you'll never get a window table in this joint again.

Sexual exploitation is so tied up with the male gaze that depicting it on stage is a minefield, one that isn't entirely avoided here.

"Kent captain Rob Key will rue opting to bat first on what looked like a minefield on the first morning, but there is little excuse for the batting performance in the second innings.

"From here on there is a minefield, and I don't have the right to dismiss this or hide it from the Greek people".