Sentence examples for fraught over time from inspiring English sources

The six walks, from 1978 to 2006, become more fraught over time.

"People change over time.

Other academics also said that the decline in the shootings of unarmed people is important but that any racial analysis is fraught without more data over time.

(We can't verify any of these stats, and comparing over time is fraught with difficulty; but you get the idea).

Young people's capacity to make informed decisions varies over time and is fraught with ethical considerations, which cannot simply be captured through either including or excluding significant others.

The individual elements of the box show us the building and its residents at fraught moments in their lives, or chart aspects of their existence over time.

However, over time the elation of recognition was replaced with something more fraught.

This has got more pronounced over time, and you could see he was getting much too fraught for his own good.

There are subjective costs in publicly expressing anger and it was clear that parents learned over time ways of managing public encounters, which were less emotionally fraught for those present, enabling them to retain their poise (Goffman, 1967).

However, the issue is fraught with even deeper complexities; pay disparity often begins when first entering the workforce and persists over time.

"Over time, more people are tackling rentals on their own," he said, "but it can be fraught with problems.