Sentence examples for fraught move from inspiring English sources
It was a fraught move, he knew.
The shift — a potentially fraught move given the strength of Germany's business dealings with Iran and the interest in preserving them during a recession — came about, diplomats and analysts say, after the Iranian authorities cracked down on protesters who charge that Mahmoud Ahmadinejad stole the presidential election in Iran in June.
This is a bold move fraught with uncertainty and risk but if it works it could be a game changer for the industry.
However, it is a move fraught with danger for a player who has made more English Premier League appearances than anyone born outside the United Kingdom.
This is, of course, a move fraught with risk for any governor, let alone for one whose state already lacks a reputation as the nation's most urbane.
WASHINGTON — The Obama administration has decided to stop trying to block over-the-counter availability of the best-known morning-after contraceptive pill for all women and girls, a move fraught with political repercussions for President Obama.
That was when Mr. Gore cast the tie-breaking vote in the Senate on the administration's plan to reduce the budget deficit by raising taxes and restraining spending, a move fraught with political as well as economic risks.
In a move fraught with symbolism, Mr. Bush announced that he would reimpose a ban on federal aid to international organizations that perform or "actively promote abortion as a method of family planning".
It's a move fraught with a perilous acknowledgment of the creep of nostalgia and a temporary, unspoken agreement between artist and fans that says, "You're right, we never did reach these heights again".
Amid those chaotic last days of BHS and the fraught meetings, Chappell moved £1.5m out of the retailer into an unconnected entity called BHS Sweden.
Now she has chronicled the moving, fraught, angry, but ultimately productive discussions between the two groups in her new book, Justice Matters: Legacies of the Holocaust and World War II.
