Sentence examples for proved fraught from inspiring English sources
The film adaptation had proved fraught with James occasionally locking horns with director Sam Taylor-Johnson.
In the British tradition of inauspicious transportation launches, though, the maiden journey proved fraught.
Even if his views on Vietnam are broadly shared today, both his record and his statements on the war have proved fraught for Mr. Trump during his campaign.
Martínez was also keen to add Yarmolenko to his squad but negotiations over a €20m deal for the Ukraine international proved fraught.
Britain, for instance, lets asylum seekers look for work six months after they have lodged their application; Germany makes them wait 12 months and France 18. Trying to find a common approach to family reunification has also proved fraught.
Presidents Bill Clinton and George W. Bush spent years trying to reach agreements with North Korea to curtail its nuclear and missile programs, but the talks proved fraught with complications.
However, he said rescuing the Yazidis might prove fraught.
Tens of thousands were killed in the sectarian fighting that followed, and many have worried that while Iraq is more peaceful, any transition will prove fraught with danger.
If they go ahead (negotiations with the government are proving fraught), they will be run by a not-for-profit arm, since for-profit ventures are banned from Britain's academies programme.
Born (in 1916) into a family where his father's office life proved as fraught as his wife's stage ambitions, David Gascoyne would have learnt that, as a girl, his mother had been in the water when Gilbert swam out to save her friend and met his own end.
