| 词汇 | example_english_fraught |
| 释义 | Examples of fraughtThese examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. American action was not merely irritating; it was fraught with danger. Judging from what we have learned about 'enchanted ground', it is an attraction which may well be fraught with illusion. Finally, there is the fraught issue of fighting inflation. We underestimate at our peril the difficulty and danger with which the" politics of variation" are fraught. Although post hoc classification of youth to various developmental trajectories has heuristic value, this method is fraught with problems as well. The task of the producer is less fraught with pitfalls than that of the writer. Decisions concerning the medical futility of interventions may be fraught with apprehension and misgivings for everyone involved. Few studies, however, have actually helped to delineate what characterizes a "humane" neonatal death as opposed to one fraught with dependence on technology. The problem is that defining and characterizing existing notions of soul is fraught with difficulty. Thus, under the cooperative and collective sense of gham-khadi often lies another level of relationships fraught with competition, tension and even enmity. The literature is dominated by comparisons of organic and conventional agriculture and interpretation of these studies is fraught with difficulty. As a site of receiving formal care, the home is fraught with ambiguity. To ask the agent is fraught with problems - which do not go away with the idea of a pattern. The drawing of a lover to oneself, just as drawing a dependant, and gaining his or her attachment, was fraught with potential antagonism. The second important contribution of this volume is the distinction it makes between the fraught categories of identity and desire. As indicated in our aims and objectives, research on marine parasites as pollution indicators is fraught with problems and issues. Not surprisingly, post-disaster reconstruction is an arena fraught with political, ideological, and economic divisiveness and contestation. Though international law is fraught with many deficiencies, it remains relevant for contemporary international relations. Chapter three centres on pushcart policy and the often fraught relationship between the immigrant poor and the reformers who wanted to help them. The ideological context around any discussion of race was, as all readers know, intensely fraught. Part three focuses on the fraught industrial relations of the waterfront and the struggles to create a trade union among this casual, but skilled, workforce. Virus-induced fusion is not as effective in other animals, however, and is fraught with potential problems. His diatribes became increasingly anachronistic and fraught with difficulties in establishing a clear division between necessary and conspicuous expenditure. By contrast, labor leaders eagerly sought the cooperation of business on health-care reform matters, even though this strategy was fraught with contradictions. Also, the identification and correlation of stratigraphic indicators are non-trivial and fraught with uncertainty. While experiments on bacteria and yeast have suggested the possibility of such directed mutations, their interpretation has been fraught with difficulty and controversy. However, the use of surveillance data for either setting targets or to compare disease epidemiology between different countries is fraught with difficulties [11]. The chapter on exon shuffling provides a refreshing angle on what appears to the outsider to be a somewhat fraught subject. Moving from the general attitude to the specific treatment of a patient is fraught with misunderstanding. Responsibility, in turn, is fraught with ambiguity, anxiety, doubt, and guilt. Attempts to replace genes in humans are fraught with technical difficulties. Although the economics of saffron production are attractive for developing countries, the production of commercial quantities of the condiment is fraught with difficulty. Conservation is fraught with difficulty: ex situ collections are expensive to maintain and methods for on-far m conservation have not been studied. Even the disease most fraught with meaning can become just an illness. The implication is not that the music composes itself - a fraught proposition - but that it is arranged, house-of-mirrors-like, around a hidden narrative center. What should have been suggestive of something is now just fraught with hints. Any such classification system is fraught with exceptions, however, and as was seen above, still requires the prespecification of stress in certain cases. The answers to all of these questions are fraught with paradox. Writing on corruption in any country is fraught with challenges. Despite - or perhaps due to - this resemblance, the scholarly literature is fraught with the tension between the two professions over how mediation should be conducted. In providing a tradition of justified resistance to tyranny and support for a libertarian struggle, it proved immediately relevant in this more fraught context. However, this example is fraught with gender dilemmas that need the kind of rigorous analysis given to the heroic and sympathetic male characters. Unequivocal demonstration that synergistic or antagonistic interactions between parasites occur in naturally infected animals is fraught with statistical and logistic difficulties. In shor t, this book is fraught with problems. Attempts to assess the type of book from which the leaf comes from are fraught with difficulty. In other words, it was predicated on the denial of history, demography, and social reality and thus was fraught with contradictions and possibilities. We look into the fraught and fraying edges of a community, where its influential men were needed to keep the whole group together. The goal is attractive even if, as this formulation itself suggests, fraught with some tension. The music's distance from that adaptation, by way of its fraught and gestural content, suggests subtext. In such circumstances, of course, judging the music itself is fraught with inter-subjective conundrums. However, experimentation with pooled samples is fraught with difficulty, as it tends to obscure subtle information and confound interpretation of results. Any attempt to draw policy conclusions from the studies is ' ' fraught with complexity. Studies of taste and exclusion help to highlight just how socially and politically fraught is the idea of musical greatness. Their lives are fraught with countless problems and anxieties, such as an uneasy relationship with their children, health complaints and depression. Any understanding of trends in prevalence rates is fraught with difficulties. An application of aggregated sample information to individuals is therefore fraught with risk, hence the name correlation trap. The very use of terminology and categories is itself fraught with the dangers of bringing together what is actually substantially different under the same banner. To be sure, the urban migrants, as ' sons abroad ' and kin, were linked into their hometowns already, but these interconnections were fraught with tensions. A hospital career offered another alternative but one fraught with professional frustrations and indignities. Consequently, the thought of listening to these solos for purely musical reasons becomes fraught, if not ridiculous. The grammatical domains at the focus of this investigation are fraught with idiosyncrasy and variations particular to individual items. Measurement of capital openness, instead, has been usually fraught with difficulties. Decision-making in the public sphere is fraught with uncertainty. Defining limits for intervention by the civil magistrate was fraught with difficulties. Flirting sweethearts send images or messages fraught with private meanings. Presidential debates are hardly situations one associates with humour, since they are too fraught with consequences and serious intent. His path was uphill and fraught with peril. 338 many more universities and research institutes in the world competition for research funds has never been so fraught. Appealing though it is, the wager strategy appears fraught with difficulties - difficulties that have rendered it nearly impotent in the struggle to convince the nonbeliever. How might they open up questions about the problematics of authority and legitimacy (gendered and otherwise) so fraught at the time? However, the species name for the plant was fraught with contradictory impulses of that time. First, they would have learned that coming forward is a tricky process, one fraught with danger and personal risk for men and women alike. The participants all seemed to concur with the concepts that suggest that working with eating disordered patients without specialized training is fraught at any level. The relationship between practice and teaching is fraught with enormous complexity, requiring further exploration and clarification. In contrast, the modern view holds that the presumably rational apparatus of conscious thought is itself fraught with deficiencies. Jurisdiction over such criminals was, therefore, fraught with problems. Calculating numbers at communion is an exercise fraught with difficulties. The process of communication remained fraught with difficulty. We discovered that this 'experiment' was a tricky task that was fraught with issues that needed to be approached with sensitivity. Therefore, the strategy of long life is fraught with high risk. How to specify this is fraught with difficulties, given that its key defining feature is a negative: not the sum of individual concern. Constructing a local profile of the voluntary sector can be fraught with difficulties because of problems of definition and dynamism. Assessing the actual effectiveness of government press policy remains fraught with difficulty. The relationship between shady police handlers and suspect informants was, as already noted, fraught and characterized by betrayal. By nature, informing offered a short-term, unstable, existence fraught with unintended consequences for police and spies alike - thereby encouraging extraordinary geographical mobility amongst informers. Such handling of higher-order functions is fraught with pitfalls, however. Here is what happened after we started treating certain distinctions between people as arbitrary rather than fraught with moral significance. Another complex and fraught area embedded in this study, and that warrants further treatment, is that of the politics and ethics of fieldwork. Foucault does understand this as a fraught process, as evidenced even in his chapter titles. Work in this area is fraught with problems of method. Although this may seem fraught with potential for hegemony by one group over another, that may not necessarily be the result. The issue of state aid is fraught with problems. Producing images for publication is an area fraught with what some researchers call dangers. In this light, the university courts appear less like measured arenas of conciliation and closer to fierce and fraught battlegrounds. Measuring the impact of such a diverse and complex role is fraught with difficulties. The calamitous potential of a disturbed person's action is incalculable in politically fraught situations. These examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. |
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