Sentence examples for is much feared from inspiring English sources
As it is able to shift significant market power from the supply side to the payment side of the health sector, reference pricing is much feared by the providers – physicians, hospitals, pharmaceutical companies and others.
Pérez-Roura was Batista's official radio spokesman in the fifties and is much feared in South Florida for his ability to deliver not only votes but also angry street protesters from among his faithful listeners.
[7 November]… my Consort is in a dangerous Condition, and can gett no rest... Death… is much feared for her… So, I humbled myself before the Lord, for my own Sins... that His wrath may be turned away… [8 November] …For these many Months… I have often, often express'd my Fear unto my Friends concerning [the measles].
These snakes are much feared as they are extremely poisonous and fatal in most cases.
Most were fighting in eastern areas, like Carnia, where they were much feared for their toughness and ferocity.
The species Atrax robustus and A. formidabilis are large, brown bulky spiders that are much feared in southern and eastern Australia because of their venomous bites.
The noiades can perform both good and evil and formerly were much feared owing to their powers, which they also used to political and economic advantage.
But he knew that while Mitsubishi's capabilities in aerospace are much feared in Washington, they are poor business in Japan.
Levels of use were at historic highs, young people were dying of overdoses, used discarded needles were everywhere and HIV transmission was much feared.
One upshot, some would argue, is that he fits bill of a classic lone wolf – a profile that had been much feared by security officials.
