Sentence examples for fraught task from inspiring English sources

He added that defining boundaries was a fraught task that staff members approach carefully.

This is an enormous, difficult, politically fraught task — one without precedent in the modern era.

But predicting the nature of future threats (and thus which service will be most needed) is a fraught task.

AT THE best of times, seizing collateral on defaulted loans in China is a fraught task, plagued by patchy enforcement.

And determining what is best, either for an individual or for a society, is a fraught task.

Predicting the costs of climate change is a fraught task, one that has bedeviled researchers for years.

But first those robots would need to be programmed with rules about when it is acceptable to fire on a tank, and about more complicated and emotionally fraught tasks, like how to distinguish civilians, the wounded or someone trying to surrender from enemy troops on the attack, and whom to shoot.

His outspokenness made him the universal choice when, after unification, Germany tackled the daunting task of opening the infamous Stasi files — a fraught undertaking that was sure to devastate relationships and sunder families.

David Cameron has ahead of him the task of balancing the demands of the likes of Peter Bone at home with the needs of Angela Merkel abroad, a more fraught undertaking than many PMs before him have had to deal with.

Ms. Kee acknowledged that taking down family photos can be a task fraught with emotion.

But transplanting an agency's culture is a daunting task fraught with pitfalls.