Sentence examples for as previously feared from inspiring English sources

The festive wassailing cup was half-full yesterday and not, as previously feared, half-empty.

For the city's mass-transit passengers, the basic fare will soon rise to $2.25 and not to $2.50, as previously feared.

One of the leading US scientists behind such research, David Keith, published a paper this week claiming the risks of geoengineering are not as great as previously feared.

The study concludes that the epidemic may not be as difficult to control as previously feared if rapid, vigorous contact tracing and quarantines are employed.

Britain's double-dip recession is not as deep as previously feared after revised figures showed a smaller contraction in the second quarter of the year.

Subjectively, patients undergoing Heller only and Heller plus Dor had similar decreases in the median dysphagia score, showing that the antireflux procedure did not in fact cause patient dissatisfaction or increased dysphagia as previously feared.

He determines, for instance, that the likelihood of dying in an elevator accident isn't as great as he previously feared (just 1 in 10.44 million).

Our estimate of 0 15 future clinical cases of vCJD suggests that the risk to our blood stores is not as high as was previously feared.

This means that the boys will never be alone, as had been previously feared.

Archaeologists previously feared the pieces would never be reunited.

As you probably know, this new plan, the product of a lot of head-banging in Albany, includes fare increases that are less onerous than previously feared.