Sentence examples for a fraught process from inspiring English sources

That, too, was a fraught process.

Ms. David doesn't wear dresses, which means finding formal wear can be a fraught process.

Choosing a new school can be a fraught process for families everywhere.

It's been a fraught process, but as she says, "I'm not sensitive at all.

It also reflects a fraught process of rebalancing power to accommodate Germany's greater political heft and economic clout.

But for those who are affected, working out how and where to move is a fraught process.

A foreman will be selected, largely, it seems, through a somewhat fraught process of working out who has the most respectable job, social position or the most dominant personality.

Determining The New Yorker's "most popular" pieces of the year is a surprisingly fraught process.

It has been a historically fraught process, but the collision of cultures is probably what has given such energy and tension to American music.

But analysts cautioned that the controversy would be resolved only after both sides agreed to the wording of the letter — a potentially fraught process that could reopen divisions.

Much research is needed to enable this as it is likely to be a politically fraught process involving the aforementioned revision of the long-term blueprint, as well as creating a proper and reasonable framework for the railway in order to stabilize the existence of regional railways not only based on cost considerations but also considering other socioeconomic aspects.