Sentence examples for fraught measures from inspiring English sources

We might think about it in terms of the desperate skill-and-drill measures that Jonathan Kozol illustrated long ago, fraught measures which have been shown to impact schools inequitably.

"Measuring happiness is no more mysterious or fraught then measuring depression or anxiety," he concludes.

Their contribution must not be ignored if we are to avoid designing and implementing measures fraught with inefficiency and inequities that could erode the well-being of citizens.

Li explains that the wrist is an inherently fraught location for measuring heart rate.

But these measures are fraught with uncertainties.

This was pointed out in Ref. [7]: "Lm is much more difficult to measure and fraught with danger of bias if the airspace size is very variable".

However, they are palliative measures and are fraught with difficulties of bacterial resistance, cumulative toxicity and their cumbersome and time-consuming nature for patients and families.

However, modification of validated outcome measures can be fraught with problems [ 24], and therefore it may be more advisable to use an outcome tool that considers the modifying effect of aids and assistance on disability.

Nowhere is the politics of measurement more fraught, and often mind-bendingly complicated, than around climate change mitigation policy, where Australia's leading institution for measuring, monitoring and trading carbon emission permits is on the verge of being systematically dismantled.

Measuring adherence to ART is fraught with difficulties and there is no gold standard.

Although this could get the housing market moving again faster than any other measure, it is also fraught with risk.