Sentence examples for stage fraught from inspiring English sources

What separates the First Night Nervers from the Permanently Stage Fraught is how they recover.

For golf, it proved that the 12 best golfers in Europe can match the 12 best Americans on equal terms on a global stage fraught with emotion, pressure and passion and still part as friendly competitors.

It sets the stage for fraught negotiations with lawmakers who want to spread education money more widely, to serve all districts with disadvantaged students.

United, with two first-half goals in 10 games, tend to begin too timidly, which serves to make the closing stages more fraught affairs.

The final stages were fraught for the Parkhead side, with every ball into their box fraying further the nerves of their fans, but Aberdeen ran out of steam, leaving Celtic to celebrate a victory, and a title win, that should have been so much easier.

An extensive literature accumulated in developed countries has demonstrated how each of these stages is fraught with difficulties and disappointments (Homel and Homel 2012; Ekblom 2012; Tilley 1993).

Biotech companies and the investors that back them already embrace outsized bets on risky markets and very early-stage science fraught with uncertainty.

While many have waxed philosophical "for the sake of 'sociological research'" about how reality shows are scripted, staged and fraught with retakes, Altman assures me that MDLLA is very real.