Sentence examples for a fraught issue for from inspiring English sources
Managing the territorial disputes has become a fraught issue for Asian leaders.
Electoral violence clearly remains a fraught issue for observers of African elections.
Unsurprisingly, sex may have remained a fraught issue for his son.
Indeed, he has declared some areas immune from austerity measures, namely health care, a fraught issue for him of late.
Analysts say that there is no personal bad blood between Ms. Park and Mr. Abe, that any Korean leader would feel pressure to take a hard line with Mr. Abe, who has long denied that the Japanese military had a direct role in coercing so-called Korean comfort women to provide sex to soldiers during World War II — a particularly fraught issue for South Koreans.
It is unclear whether Ms. Badger's intended lawsuit will directly address the question of blame for the fire, a fraught issue because the blaze appears to have been accidentally started by a friend of hers who was working on renovating the house.
Politicians are continuing to debate Australia Day, which was named during the 1930s but only given a permanent date for commemoration in 1994, and remains a fraught issue.
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.
