Sentence examples for previously fraught from inspiring English sources

On January 16th, the EU itself deplored the "harsh verdicts".One of the reasons for Mr Khatami's popularity at home is the way he has gone about improving his country's previously fraught relations with European countries.

The separation brought the 15th seed back into the fold of the French Tennis Federation, with which both she and her father had previously had a fraught relationship; the rapprochement means that Bartoli has been working with Amélie Mauresmo, the 2006 Wimbledon champion and captain of the French Fed Cup team, whom she credits as giving her greater mental focus.

Live TV and radio, something I'd previously loved, seemed suddenly fraught with risk.

Clubbing – as I've previously documented – can be fraught with difficulties and the majority of these come when you come laden with expectation.

Fraught negotiations over previously scheduled reductions to criminal solicitors' legal aid fees are still continuing and legal aid barristers have already threatened the new justice secretary, Michael Gove, with mass walkouts.

Death Row was previously owned by Suge Knight, but was fraught with management problems.

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Indeed, early ceremonies at the London Cenotaph after the war were felt to be particularly emotional; commentators felt that by the late 1920s, the events were more formal and less fraught with emotional than previously.

We have corrected a homophonic error where we previously said "Murray looked both taught and fraught".

The U.S. women's medley relay team was fraught with last-minute drama, as several previously selected swimmers dropped out to focus on individual events, or were replaced because they had performed below expectations, only hours before the event final.

What Moses omitted in his brief remarks were the fraught origins of a bridge that cut through the previously isolated and untouched parkland of northern Manhattan and the western Bronx.