Sentence examples for may be feared from inspiring English sources
The coach may be feared, because the coach holds the key to what the athlete wants most.
It may be feared that his Sermons were less popular from another cause, imputable more to the congregation than to the pastor.
(Table 5) Unbearable suffering may be feared or experienced by patients with an incurable disease, but it has not yet been the focus of patient-oriented studies.
Plus, bullies may be feared, but they are rarely popular.
If you are a worried pro-EU unionist you may be fearing so.
While some St . Marys regulars may be fearing the worst, Ronald Koeman's side can regularsured that a new crop will soon be on it's way.
Tom Lyon, at uSwitch.com, said: "The fact that British Gas has absorbed increasing costs so far this year will be of cold comfort to consumers who may be fearing the worst – especially with rumours of price rises.
I don't envy the judges for Best Foreign Language Film, who may be fearing that, if they hand the award to anything else, they will end up in a dark alley without any toes.
That is an exaggeration, as may be fears of less foreign investment.
There may be fears that extending it beyond large listed companies, into small or medium sized enterprises could be too much of a burden".
