Sentence examples for appointment fraught from inspiring English sources
Mr. Sharif will soon choose a successor to General Kayani, an appointment fraught with meaning, given that his previous stint as prime minister ended in 1999 when Mr. Musharraf engineered a coup.
It's a state of affairs that may give Nottingham Forest pause, as they welcome back Martin O'Neill to the scene of his greatest playing successes, a managerial marriage that's seemed inevitable for decades, but a romantic appointment fraught with danger.
Petrenko's appointment comes six weeks after a fraught 11-hour session in which the 124 members of the orchestra failed to elect a new head conductor.
Khamenei and Ahmadinejad have a fraught relationship, and have clashed over the appointment of officials.
Mr. Scoppetta's appointment, he said, brings a mature vision to a post fraught with complications.
Latest developments are proving that even the appointment of Mohamed Elbaradei as an interim solution will be fraught with complexity.
Studying animals in nature is fraught with difficulty: the animals don't "keep appointments" well, and mold grows all over your electronics.
Rosen's comments come amid fraught debate among American Jews over Trump's election, appointments and likely policies on Israel.
Chinese relations with the Vatican have long been fraught because of conflicts over the control of the Church, and in particular the control of appointments.
