Sentence examples for a fraught topic from inspiring English sources

Maternal health is indeed a fraught topic in Ireland.

To an extent, this has been a fraught topic for decades, but lately the conversation has been intensifying.

Of course, tax is a fraught topic for Vodafone, in the spotlight for avoidance tactics and recent news that it paid no UK corporation tax last year.

"To say it's a fraught topic is correct and I was very conscious the entire time of potential missteps," he said.

But he otherwise steered clear of immigration, a fraught topic for Republicans which Donald Trump was due to stir anew on Thursday on a visit to the Texas border.

But water has always been a fraught topic in California, and after a drought like this, there is understandable concern that some people will revert to water-wasting habits in response to the "Godzilla El Niño" — with rivers of rain — that is being forecast.

Only the most verbally dexterous can immediately formulate a perfect answer to a complex inquiry, so "TAVGQ" is a reflexive placeholder, preventing dead air or the dreaded, drawn-out "ummm...," while an answer, or perhaps a diversion to a less fraught topic, develops in some other portion of the brain.

This young impressionable student had been exposed to an array of credible, reasoned views on a very fraught topic and developed an appreciation for the diversity of perspectives within the Islamic tradition.

Reticence is never a good thing, especially on a politically fraught topic such as global warming -- it just cedes the debate to the other side.

The White House, meanwhile, may have unwittingly inflamed tensions with an indirect reference to beheading in retribution for religious insult — a highly fraught topic because decapitations are sometimes associated with Islamic extremism.

Encounters between humans and bears are a politically fraught topic in New Jersey because the state has scheduled its first bear hunt since 1970 for next December.