Примеры использования Is fraught на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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His life is fraught with trouble.
Of course, not in the fact that Islam itself as a religion is fraught with extremism.
Any delay is fraught with risks.
Reporting to a Board session held in May/June is fraught with constraints.
However, it is fraught with practical intricacy.
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Such an approach, in our view, is fraught with risks.
Moreover, it is fraught with unpredictable dangers.
Taxation of the alluvial diamond trade is fraught with difficulties.
And it is fraught with abusing and frequent thefts of such vouchers.
A Hunter's life is fraught with danger.
This is fraught with many difficulties and is a grossly failed system.
After each hit for you is fraught with losses.
Its sale is fraught with very different"holiday", much more extreme.
Such reformatting however is fraught with new challenges.
However, it is fraught with complications and prolongation of treatment time.
Driving with headlights off is fraught with a fine of 38 euros.
The latter is fraught with a lengthy budgetary crisis for the foreseeable future.
Overheating graphics card in the game is fraught with the appearance of artifacts.
This posture is fraught with dangerous injuries of the skull and cervical vertebrae.
Ski holidays without the extended insurance is fraught with problems- Rest in Ua.
This is fraught with unpleasant consequences, after the action of the drug is over.
But not in a hurry, it is fraught with fatal mistake.
Compiling performance measures for comparative purposes in particular, is fraught with difficulties.
Of course, the road is fraught with risk and danger.
The Advisory Committee noted that the current inter-agency consultation process is fraught with unacceptable delays.
Dwelling at that phase is fraught with very significant gap in the future.
The question of intervention in these instances, including,as a last resort, the use of military force, is fraught with difficulty and controversy.
Violation of traffic rules is fraught with penalties of significant size.
However, thoughtless transfer of foreign designs to local conditions is fraught with rather serious complications.
In the long-term, it is fraught with irreparable losses of human potential.