Sentence examples for argument fraught from inspiring English sources

That is another argument, fraught with complications.

But while the legal argument is fraught, the moral debate surely is not.

Reliance on the public domain argument is particularly fraught.

Mr. Clarke and Mr. Duncan Smith are on opposite poles of the fraught argument over whether Britain should adopt the European common currency, the euro.

2. Note that this way of looking at things skips right by the obesity argument — which is fraught with controversy — and simply looks at the well-established notion that when you replace junk food with real fruits and vegetables you improve health.

While the possibility of such a broader debate is fraught by competing social, economic, environmental and policy arguments (and the implicit as well as explicit values embedded therein) it might entail, we would suggest that, given these complexities, there is a need for such a debate.

Yet such a subtle approach could lead to innumerable, politically fraught, arguments about local conditions.

This whole part of the debate is increasingly fraught with ridiculous arguments.

In an interview, Erik R. Seeman, the historian whose new study treats the sankofa claim skeptically, acknowledged that his argument could be politically fraught.

But the debate has become so fraught, and the arguments so intense, that after meeting in December the committee stopped saying anything at all.

BP's nine-year relationship with its Russian shareholders has been lucrative but fraught with arguments and threats of lawsuits.