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The phrase "it may be feared" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when expressing a concern or apprehension about a potential negative outcome or situation.
Example: "In light of recent events, it may be feared that the project will face significant delays."
Alternatives: "there is a concern that" or "one might worry that".
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It may be feared that his Sermons were less popular from another cause, imputable more to the congregation than to the pastor.
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Some of it may be fear: fear of losing their job, their family, their friends or their church.
It may be fear, anxiety, or self-doubt that's preventing you from making the most of a given part of your life, but as soon as you allow yourself to be aware that it's time to make changes, these inner conflicts no longer need to control your life.
While it seems like the government may be fear-mongering to a certain degree, the question that really boggles the mind is why they're being so hard on weed and yet alcohol requires almost no warnings.
Specifically within the trial context it has been proposed that there may be fear of lack of confidentiality, stigma or negative repercussions as a result of reporting AEs [ 3, 22].
One answer may be fear.
A child may be afraid to go to school because of situations that he dreads or fears.[1] It may be a fear of failing an important test, overly strict teachers, performing/speaking in front of a class, or bullying.
It may be a fear of the primeval Thames".
Baseless as it may be, a fear of the number 13 is not uncommon.
For instance, no matter how irrational it may be that I fear spiders, it stands that if I truly fear them, then for me that fear is my reality, and no amount of rationalization may ameliorate that fear.
It may be that they fear (wrongly) that networking PCs that run on different processors is risky.Can AMD maintain its momentum?
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