Sentence examples for fraught discussions from inspiring English sources

In the intense, often fraught discussions with residents, some progress was slowly made.

"We have ended up with fraught discussions … We said the old building needed to be demolished and that would involve asbestos removal.

But during hours of fraught discussions about how to handle the furore, some within Corbyn's team argued for Mann to be suspended as well.

Both broadcasters have been locked in at times fraught discussions to thrash out a commercial partnership deal to secure the future of Channel, 4 which claims it faces a funding gap of as much as £150m from 2012.

Elsewhere, the band's creative partner, artist Stanley Donwood rattled the collecting tin a bit, pointing out the album's lengthy, agonized gestation, which at one point entailed fraught discussions about splitting up.

Last September, after months of fraught discussions, the European commission unveiled a "decisive" EU plan to redistribute around the bloc 160,000 Syrian, Iraqi and Eritrean asylum seekers from the frontline countries of Italy and Greece over the next two years.

The discovery incites an emotionally fraught discussion of just who their father really was.

It is also, in subtler ways, altering the fraught discussion of what to do with nuclear plants' wastes.

The commissioner's speech appeared to be an effort to draw the candidates into the more politically fraught discussion of terrorism investigations by the Police Department, which has come under criticism for its efforts to map and monitor the city's Muslim communities.

It had found that its website was leaking respondents' confidential answers and e-mail addresses on the net.The cock-up is an unfortunate start to a fraught discussion on what role government should play in protecting children from the web's wilder provinces not just pornography but also sites that promote gambling, anorexia or self-harming.

Considering the diversity of kinds of data and tissue, contexts of procurement and kinds of research involved, this makes for a fraught discussion (Hoeyer 2010; Wolf et al. 2012; Wolf 2013; Thorogood et al. 2014).