Sentence examples for very fraught from inspiring English sources

This is a very fraught business.

"It'd been a very fraught involvement.

It was an awful business and very fraught.

"It's a very fraught area because it's quite subjective".

"Admissions is a very fraught, important and difficult area.

And Mr. McClendon doesn't mind saying this was one very fraught assignment.

It is by its very nature fraught with difficulty, and the institutions we have established to achieve it are undeniably flawed.

And even that the concept of "proper maturity"—is by its very nature fraught with an inherent sense of uncertainty: All of us, after all, tend to prefer wines at different stages of evolution, so there really is no indisputably perfect moment to pop the cork from a bottle.

Any change would likely be "very politically fraught," Aprill said.

Everything's going to get very political and fraught.

The committee concluded that relocation would be "highly problematic, very expensive, and fraught with political difficulties".