Sentence examples for considered fraught from inspiring English sources

Such estimates, however, have long been considered fraught with ambiguity due both to measurement error and to spatial and temporal variability.

Considering the fraught racial history of the quarterback position – one that was denied to African-American players for many years – Limbaugh's comments did not go down well.

And consider this fraught interior monologue by the head of the Capitol Police: "Chief Anderson wondered when this night would end.

The tact is surprising, considering how fraught the issue of women in tech has become in Silicon Valley.

However, it is considered invasive and fraught with complications.

Consequently, clear corneal phacoemulsification was considered to be fraught with higher risk of intra- and postoperative complications in our case series.

There was also some criticism on the presentation of the data, and both the Introduction, the first part of the Results, and some of the Discussion sections were considered difficult to read, fraught with too many details.

Considering how emotionally fraught the subject of residential real estate has become, most fans of "Million Dollar Listing" probably figured the show, which was off the air last year, had gone the way of the subprime loan.

His fascination seems a little hard to understand if you consider Bayern's fraught British past.

While the move is fraught with dangers, it is considered preferable to leaving the population in one place.

(In "The Graduation," the grading of that test is shown to be a fraught process, with some papers being considered extraordinary by one reader and abysmal by another).