Sentence examples for feared will from inspiring English sources

So next year's harvest, it is feared, will be smaller, even if the weather remains good.

HS2, it is feared, will suck money from small transport projects with direct economic benefits.

There have been riots to the north of the city, directed against a building it was feared will be used to quarantine patients.

This tale of tall tennis players highlighted what many have contended — and in some cases feared — will be the future of men's professional tennis.

The result, it is feared, will be floods of a magnitude not seen since 1893, with 15,000 people expected to be affected.

A 1953 police raid against the FLDS strengthened the faith of members and so, it is feared, will Mr Jeffs's arrest.

This, I fear, will happen very often.

That, he fears, will exacerbate inequality, which is already high.

— that he fears will be vulgarized by commercial forces.

Here's what I fear will happen instead.

Most, I fear, will be a real punishment to read.