Sentence examples for becoming fraught from inspiring English sources

The political climate was again becoming fraught.

"On the one hand, the geopolitics of it is really becoming fraught.

It is a season that is quickly becoming fraught with complications for Dr. Henderson, who has spent the past decade waging a determined, passionate -- and, critics say, misguided -- campaign to destroy the last remaining vials of the smallpox virus, in part to prevent it from being misused.

Meanwhile, international relations are becoming increasingly fraught.

It was noted that 'fixing business' generally was becoming increasingly fraught due to this behaviour.

Following the jihadists' online footprint, though, is becoming increasingly fraught, with fewer Isis recruits overtly on social media than before.

The battle for the Labour leadership was becoming increasingly fraught yesterday as allies of Jeremy Corbyn expressed concerns that more than a quarter of new supporters who signed up to the party could be prevented from voting.

You never have loved anyone, I am sure you never will!'' Just as in "The Ambassadors," there is a parent in America in "Giovanni's Room_"__ _who wants David to come ''home,'' at a time when the very idea of home for him is becoming increasingly fraught and filled with ironies.

The conflict in eastern Ukraine has not yet entered into all-out war, but the situation is becoming more fraught every day.

I remember following these developments in real time as they unfolded with a sense of increasing frustration that Max Rockatansky's road back to the screen was becoming so fraught that it may never happen at all.

It's a relatable connection between two very three-dimensional-feeling humans that grows in confidence across four hours of game-play, before becoming incredibly fraught in the game's later stages, where real horrors begin to impose themselves on the pair's comfy solitude.