Sentences with phrase «most fraught»

One of the most fraught issues in a divorce is the custody of the children of the couple.

But make no mistake: we are near the front end of a period that I believe will prove to be the most fraught with rapid change that the American legal profession has ever seen.

Contested custody cases are some of the most fraught matters in litigation.

One of the most fraught of all aspects of the whole arrangement is the relationship between the practising arm of the profession and the academic one.

«L.A. is one of the most fraught, anxious places that I've ever spent time in,» Amanda Ross - Ho on how Los Angeles informs her work, gentrification, and more.

The excesses of a failed theatricality represent both the premise — and so the promise — of Catherine Sullivan's technically sophisticated work, while also identifying perhaps the most fraught quality of her ongoing research into the irrational foundations of theater and performance conventions.

«L.A. is one of the most fraught, anxious places that I've ever spent time in,» Amanda Ross - Ho told me recently.

In the most fraught section of Grandinetti's testimony, Heiss referred to a section of Grandinetti's deposition in which Grandinetti said that, following the introduction of agency pricing, ebook prices went up «across the board.»

Raw and revealing, Amy Seek's unflinching memoir, God and Jetfire: Confessions of a Birth Mother, opens up the world of adoption with a candor that both challenges and comforts all players in this most fraught of family dramas.

For some people, the most fraught relationship of their lives is with their own body.

Tony Kushner is one of our finest living writers, and Lincoln is one of his most fraught, strange, and captivating achievements — which is saying a lot.

Leading Australian director Kriv Stenders (Red Dog) returns to MIFF with two productions: The Go - Betweens — Right Here; a documentary charting the four - decade long story of beloved indie rock band The Go - Betweens, in their own words and with never - before - seen archival footage; and Australia Day; an excoriating, illuminating take on a most fraught debate, set over a pulse - racing 12 hours.

At the most fraught moments, he stays calm and continues to joke about breaking Russian cosmonaut Anatoly Solovyev's space - walk record.

So the last thing we need is our own club messing with our heads over this most fraught bits of transfer business, but that is just what the Gunners did with the launch of the new PUMA kit of the 2017/18 season, as reported by The Mirror.

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No one ever has been able to explain it well to me, and I therefore think most of these judgements are fraught with biases of all sorts, high error rates, and general silliness.

Most people end up with a tent peg or two left over at the end of the fraught process of tent construction.

Our constitutional system is more fraught than most of us had dared admit, even as our politics has leaned ever - more - strongly on the Constitution to unify....

But in today's fraught circumstances, he added, institutional diversity was needed most of all.

The most enjoyable chapter of the book covers the fraught relationship between the existential atheists Albert Camus and Jean Paul Sartre.

The lift in returns was a pleasant surprise to most analysts, with Australia considered a mature market where growth is difficult to come by, and where the clout of the two big liquor retailers Woolworths and Coles makes negotiations with suppliers generally fraught.

And, yes, staying at home can be fraught with risk if the couple divorces and the SAHM suddenly has to find a job (I'm not being sexist, but I don't think most SAHDs would have as much trouble).

One of the most emotionally fraught issues surrounding pregnancy and the newborn stage is the debate about breastfeeding vs. baby formula.

Now, in a longawaited followup, Mogel addresses the question she hears most frequently: what to do when those children become teenagers, their sense of independence and entitlement grows, the pressure to compete and succeed skyrockets, and communication becomes fraught with obstacles.

And most of all we are concerned every time we hear yet another story from a new mother who recounts her breastfeeding journey that is fraught with conflicting information and unnecessary struggles.

As ministers and MPs prepare for their summer break after one of the most bruising and fraught parliamentary sessions of modern times, they will be looking forward to the rest, if not necessarily to prolonged time with angry voters.

The fraught issue of the Irish border received the most attention on the the first day of Brexit talks and will be managed by leading officials on both sides.

But there is also the possibility that after having thrown all his considerable talents and energies into a job fraught with frustration, Gallo, an attorney, might find private practice most attractive.

Fraught with all sorts of ambiguities and uncertainties, the process is different from any other, and most people who go through it experience significant anxiety at some point or another.

Generally, this is not a good thing when embarking on a career in science, because even the most successful researchers can find their careers fraught with uncertainty.

«Most of the ways we have of measuring the sizes of objects in the outer solar system are fraught with difficulties,» Brown notes on his website.

Even if an appropriate donor can be found, bone marrow transplants are fraught with danger and in most cases fail to cure the condition.

It would be the 16th mission by an orbiter which went on to become the most - flown member of NASA's shuttle fleet, but STS - 56 came after several fraught days at the Kennedy Space Center (KSC) in Florida.

Adding insult to injury, HFCS is most often made from genetically modified (GM) corn, which is fraught with its own well documented side effects and health concerns, from an increased risk of developing food allergies to the risk of increased infertility in future generations.

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Year after year her awards are fraught with controversy that includes incomplete nominations lists (check out the TWO nominations in Adapted Screenplay this year), names that are later removed (which happened to Viola Davis for 2008's Doubt), actors being listed as TV shows (I'm looking at your, Lizzy Caplan) but the biggest and most real controversy has been the group's penchant for nominating films they haven't even seen.

Its cast has a heady chemistry that makes its fraught love triangle the most enthralling of any film in the past decade.

The most resonant roles for women centered on the sometimes loving, frequently fraught relationships between mother and daughter as displayed in such films as «The Florida Project» (where the roles were played by Bria Vinaite and Brooklynn Kimberly Prince); «Marjorie Prime» (Lois Smith and Geena Davis); «The Big Sick» (Holly Hunter and Zoe Kazan); and «Lady Bird» (Laurie Metcalf and Saoirse Ronan).

The Oscars are arriving at an odd and rather fraught time in the national discourse, the most disturbed since at least Vietnam.

Even Liv Ullmann's most recent film, an adaptation of Strindberg's Miss Julie (still criminally unreleased in the UK), with its tight walls bearing down on the fraught psychodrama within, carries the ghost of Ingmar Bergman.

The opening sequence, in which the ever - fraught Thomas (Dylan O'Brien) and his crew put into motion a well - executed plan to free a group of Immunes from a curiously outdated train, is like most things in this series just a setup for another setup.

What it definitely was though, was one of the most exhilarating films I'd seen for a long time, where I was not only wary of looking away for a second in case I missed anything, blinking became a thing fraught with danger.

«For all of time it's probably been the most rich, fraught relationship.

The sources I require my students to be familiar with; the differences of opinion I tolerate versus those I feel compelled to correct; how I «simplify» without losing the most important truths — all these are fraught with inevitable biases.

Chicago has rightfully earned a reputation as one of the nation's most thoughtful charter school authorizers, but Mayor Richard M. Daley's high - profile push to expand on that foundation is fraught with challenges, a report from the Washington - based Progressive Policy Institute contends.

It is difficult to see why all pre-K programs — nationwide — should be entrusted to a public system fraught with so many serious shortcomings, especially in the low - income communities most in need of effective early education programs.

However, states and the U.S. Department of Education must together confront substantial implementation problems in this area, because the new requirements are fraught with technical complications, will lead to dramatic increases in the number of schools identified as failing, set improvement targets that many see as unrealistic, and are no more grounded in research or experience than the standards set by most states under the old law.

In another new twist, PLC organizers and recognized publishing thought leaders Mike Shatzkin and Michael Cader will be joined by analysts and executives from both inside the industry and out to discuss the most political and fraught subjects facing publishing today: the future of Amazon and B&N, what to look for from a Random House and Penguin merger, what might work as a strategy for the other general publishers, and what to expect from illustrated books in digital and the various publishing start - ups, and much more...

They cover the most political and fraught subjects: the future of Amazon and other book retailers, what to look for from a Random House and Penguin merger, what might work as a strategy for the other general publishers, and what to expect from illustrated books in digital and the various social reading experiments, and much more...

Buying a cheap Android tablet is fraught with pitfalls, because most cheap tablets running Google's OS are terrible.

It is also a risky one, a debt relief option so fraught with misunderstanding and negatives that most financial experts would recommend it only as a last resort.