| The issue has become a political hot potato for Bloomberg, who faces a tough battle for re-election next year. |
| This was a hot potato that everybody wanted to pass on to the next person in the hope that they would not have to hold it for too long. |
| It was a time when many of his old so-called friends had dropped him like a hot potato. |
| According to Michael Steiner, UN representative for Kosovo, this city is like a hot potato which the Serbian leaders pass quickly on. |
| His parents first began to notice something was wrong when he was six months old after he badly blistered his fingers on a hot potato chip. |
| So much so that the Liberal government no longer knows what to do with this hot potato. |
