Sentence examples for fraught with budget from inspiring English sources
The selection of such a high-profile outsider seemed to confirm Mr. Bloomberg's determination to shake up his cabinet, which is known as close knit and long serving, in a third term fraught with budget woes and an emboldened political opposition.
Their jobs are typically fraught with challenges (budget limitations, cultural acclimation, trauma and mental illness, to name a few) and yet they persevere to resettle the nearly 100,000 refugees placed in our country every year.
For the first two months, life under sequestration was fraught with fear of tough budget cuts but the cuts themselves had not yet gone into effect.
The scheme is delayed, over budget and fraught with IT problems.
As Wisconsin's situation boiled over on a national stage, other statehouses have been wrestling with similar measures, meant to solve budget gaps but also fraught with conflict for their potential effects on unions.
"A European fiscal union raises even bigger obstacles than this — abandoning budget sovereignty — and writing off official debt would be fraught with legal and political obstacles".
Denial is fraught with peril.
Fraught with danger and disappointment?
But practically, it's fraught with problems".
The political situation is fraught with uncertainty.
