Sentence examples for fraught area from inspiring English sources

"It's a very fraught area because it's quite subjective".

The use of the White House has long been a fraught area for presidents.

Indeed, the whole area of housework was a fraught area that women were just starting to examine.

Home schooling is an increasingly fraught area of education policy, with growing numbers of children being educated outside school.

"This is a fraught area for reporting, particularly as events are unfolding and instant editorial decisions have to be made," McMurtrie wrote.

And the somewhat fraught area of "body modification" and "body art" can become an arena for discussing the nature of permanent decisions, body autonomy and personal health.

She is unafraid to enter the trickiest, most fraught areas, especially in the highly emotional finale.

You also can't just build willy-nilly in these fraught areas of memory and expect silent acceptance.

Royal reporting is one of the most fraught areas of broadcasting: the section of the audience that is interested in such stories prefers celebration to investigation.

Pensions is one of the most fraught areas for the Greek negotiators, who are already under fire for offering more limited concessions.

The failure to publish a new counter-extremism strategy brings to an end one of the most fraught areas of coalition policy which even led last year to May openly clashing with her Tory cabinet colleague, Michael Gove.