Sentence examples for a fraught issue from inspiring English sources
To Deller, it's a fraught issue.
This is a fraught issue at the best of times.
Multiculturalism has become a fraught issue throughout Europe in recent years.
Managing the territorial disputes has become a fraught issue for Asian leaders.
Electoral violence clearly remains a fraught issue for observers of African elections.
The administration's challenge will no doubt reignite a debate over whether young teens should be eligible to obtain emergency contraception without a doctor's consent, a politically fraught issue that has vexed two presidential administrations and led to the resignation of multiple FDA officials.
The fact that it took so long before the Roman Catholic Church took action against the abusive priest, and that the victim initially had to defend himself, is an indication that the German church — as well as Germany's police, courts and society at large — are still in the early stages of reckoning on a psychologically fraught issue that many Germans once dismissed as an American problem.
Sex is rarely a straightforward matter on college campuses, but in recent years it has been a particularly fraught issue at Yale University.
That effort raised questions about the boundaries between dramatic license and documented fact, a particularly fraught issue given enduring sensitivities about the Kennedy legacy.
Mr. Romney's sloppy, hyperbolic attack is doubly unfortunate given that welfare was historically a racially fraught issue that reform defused.
