Fraught in a sentence

After a fraught production finally hit theaters and capped its unexpectedly lucrative run with nearly $138 million on a $6 million budget.

After dozens of witnesses and weeks of fraught testimony, the prosecution and defense rested.

Although fall and winter have affectionately become known as “cuffing season” in recent years — a period where couples stay indoors, cuffed together throughout the cold months — they can also be a fraught time that puts pressures on newer relationships.

And her university journey was also fraught with obstacles as she suffered insomnia and chest pains while combining her studies with being Miss England.

And now that it's happened, the move by a Manhattan grand jury is deepening fissures in America's already-fraught political divide.

A new book by Niyi P. Ibietan, the fruit of his doctoral research, and entitled, Cyber Politics: Social Media, Social Demography and Voting Behaviour in Nigeria, deals with this fraught, long-standing debate.

As vacancies mount, so have the challenges of recruiting and retaining talented teachers amid a politically fraught climate.

Attempts to discuss the case with the British High Commission in the capital have, she claims, been fraught with issues.

Broader anti-camping measures can be politically and morally fraught, as well as logistically complicated.

But, as our social worlds generally operate according to norms set by neurotypical people, “fitting in” for neurodivergent people is both challenging and fraught.

But both Atiku and Obi have kicked against the results with each claiming that the election was fraught with violence and massive rigging.

But even many years later, he is fraught with trauma as he tells this the story of his escape through multiple countries and seeing many horrors along the way.

But for all its impact, the ad has a fraught history.

But the question about where to turn next is particularly fraught in Bologna.

Climate negotiations between the two countries, once a rare bright spot in a fraught relationship, have increasingly been undermined by tensions over trade, technology and human rights.

Facial recognition, particularly what is known as one-to-many facial recognition, whereby someone’s identity is automatically inferred by matching it against a large database of faces, is a particularly fraught application of AI.

For many, therefore, heterosexual interactions are fraught with the risk of unwanted sex – and of possible legal implications if a girl or young woman claims that sex is non-consensual.

For reasons I obviously can’t go into, an already fraught situation becomes even more complicated.

For regional parties, dealing with Congress is a fraught exercise anyway, beset with past resentments and present-day state-level rivalries.

Frac sand supply is a fraught business; many previous suppliers have gone bankrupt or gotten out of the sector.