Sentence examples for fraught with concern from inspiring English sources
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A winter simmering with contentious contract negotiations, back-and-forth sniping and a public airing of Jeter's shortcomings will evolve into a spring fraught with concern that his diminished production is a sign of irreversible decline.
Requiring $345,000 in previous investment, and even using investment as a metric for public good at all, is fraught with concern.
He's not a rapper like Eminem or a modern soul singer like Justin Timberlake; his sphere is less immediately fraught with concerns about race.
And while the commission has long been able to impose big fines on companies for anti-competitive practices and to sue member states for breaking the rules in wide range of areas from free trade to pollution, any further expansion of its powers is fraught with concerns that it could become an antidemocratic European superstate.
American companies and investors rode out a volatile year in 2011, a year fraught with concerns about a spreading euro zone debt crisis, the possibility of an economic recession in the United States, the first downgrade of the country's credit rating and the fiscal impasse in Washington.
Although fraught with concerns about toxicity, the high potencies and prolonged effects achievable with covalent drugs may result in less-frequent drug dosing and in wide therapeutic margins for patients.
But that doesn't mean eating fish can't also be fraught with concerns.
However, these novel properties of NP are fraught with concerns for environmental and occupational exposure.
However, decentralization of pediatric HIV care is fraught with concerns about quality of care, loss to follow-up, and drug resistance; studies reporting high success rates with decentralization [ 23, 24] have employed measures which are often not generalizable to other settings.
For passengers, all of this means coping with an onerous, shifting security routine fraught with privacy concerns.
