Sentence examples for fraught election from inspiring English sources

Those are powerful sentiments, particularly in this fraught election year.

But it is hard to see that working in America's fraught election year.

In a fraught election, the rise of Jean-Luc Mélenchon represents the rise of political extremes.

Inflation has been riding high for months, but the fraught election and Ms Rousseff's approach to monetary policy meant a rise was unlikely before the run-off.

More likely it's the behavior of moody, fidgety consumers — having to make do in a down economy during a fraught election year.

Iran's fraught election, the demise of Michael Jackson and Google Wave were the dominant topics on microblogging service Twitter this year.

The coalition government led by Antonis Samaras, which steered the country away from the abyss after two fraught elections in 2012, could fall next year, possibly as early as February.Opinion polls suggest that the next one may be led by Syriza, a left-wing party whose policies would put it on a collision course with the euro zone's creditor countries, especially Germany.

Inevitably, the negotiations have become hostage to a fraught Presidential election.

After a fraught general election this summer, commentators had been fearing a return to the political violence that scarred Malta during the 1980s.

Egypt's fraught presidential election campaign has been thrown into crisis with the deaths of at least 11 protesters who were attacked by thugs armed with guns and knives outside the defence ministry in Cairo.

Right now in Paris, French politicians obsess over national identity in the run-up to a potentially fraught presidential election race next year; Sattouf sees his mixed Syrian-French roots simply as part of life.