Sentence examples for most feared having from inspiring English sources

If Rakoff tosses out the enormous willful-blindness claim, Wilpon and Katz may be able to avoid what they have most feared: having to sell the baseball club in its entirety.

So, even though I am an Alexander Wang fan, the day I most feared has come.

When Home Office officials and police chiefs meet next month for crisis talks about the exploding use of crack cocaine, they will have to confront the fact that the drugs they most fear have never been cheaper or more plentiful.The threat of crack, the most dangerous and unpredictable of illegal drugs, has been fuelled by the easy availability of cocaine.

Following the disastrous Jubilee nominations, Standard newspaper offered a sobering write-up on the party's inner workings that mirrors the intrigues, accusations of corruption and compressed timeline that most fear have befallen the Independent Electoral and Boundaries Commission (IEBC) - Kenya's premier electioneering body.

Most of what I feared hasn't happened either.

They received widespread support,with Rogers telling the Guardian: "Most of what I feared hasn't happened.

Mr. Kahlon's sangfroid is admirable, considering that the 6-foot-1, 210-pound Mr. Matsui, a superstar in his native land who has quickly become one of the Yankees' most feared hitters, has been an object of intense press scrutiny since signing with the club in January.

Melbourne's most feared criminal had become one of Australia's biggest stars.

It's rumoured that Mafia Azul, one of Brazil's most feared groups, has hired a ranch outside the city of Belo Horizonte to house a selection of their Argentine counterparts.

Said to be worth $1 million (though that estimate is now hotly debated), the home of the world's most feared terrorist has attracted crowds of Pakistanis and media to its now sealed-off gates.

Kennedy's very celebrity — that which his competitors have most feared and envied — has its drawbacks: it is believed by Kennedy's people to cause a certain sense of remoteness among the voters here.