Sentence examples for fraught particulars from inspiring English sources

Yet should Mr. Romney win election, it is far from clear how a Romney-Ryan budget would fare even in a friendlier Congress, given the politically and fiscally fraught particulars that Mr. Ryan and his House Republican colleagues have proposed.

Consultations are often fraught.

Victoria became a separate colony in 1850 and was initially fraught with particular problems occasioned by the arrival of a migrant gold-rush population.

But if pressed, we could come up with one particular fraught moment in our educational career.

We're proud to feature an excerpt detailing a particular fraught encounter between Blake and his erratic brother, Scott.

But anyone who has been tempted by the fantasy, and who remains undaunted by the cooling real estate climate, should know that fleeing the city is fraught with a very particular collection of pitfalls.

Cutting ties with a toxic girlfriend is fraught with pitfalls, in particular denying your friend's toxicity, and at the same time remembering (or manufacturing) good memories of the friendship.

Bhopal and its aftermath were a warning that the path to industrialization, for developing countries in general and India in particular, is fraught with human, environmental and economic perils.

It has also been a fraught year for Tibetans in particular.

But they should grasp what makes a case so fraught and remove themselves if particular views they hold could undermine an investigation.

At the same time, however, it also raises fraught questions about belonging to particular communities and heightens the moral stakes in involved in such choices.