Sentence examples for they are fraught from inspiring English sources

For Singapore and Malaysia, they are fraught.

Satellite start-ups always offer the promise of, well, "astronomical" returns, but they are fraught with risk.

When comments about Serena's body are perceived as negative and racist they are fraught with corrections about the beauty and power of her body.

Save for Abraham Lincoln's, which struck a series of soaring notes, including "Fondly do we hope, fervently do we pray, that this mighty source of war may speedily pass away", they are fraught with difficulty.

When the standard pharmaceutical procedures are applied to the illicit drugs they are fraught with interferences, difficulties in separation, identification and quantification.

A large number of surgeries performed at once help officials meet family planning targets but, Dr Bedi says, they are fraught with danger.

I wanted all these things, but they were fraught with uncertainty.

"There's little to no good empirical work suggesting that these drugs can improve students' performance in assessments, but they're fraught with health risks.

They were fraught with romance, glamour and danger, and could only be approached if you were under strict supervision, unless you were a proper adult.

There are people living in the greyness of horrendous poverty here, but they don't define the landscape, and there are pockets of privilege, but they're fraught with insidious danger.

"And they're fraught with legal error, with bias, and are generally regarded as the least reliable convictions in death sentences that have been imposed". Justice Stephen Breyer wrote in dissent that it was "highly likely that the death penalty violates the Eighth Amendment". The death penalty remains on the books in only 31 states, and even there its application is wildly uneven.