Sentence examples for predicted and feared from inspiring English sources

"As we predicted and feared, chaos in Cairo," Mr. McCain said on Twitter.

In the uncapped year that was predicted — and feared by players — to produce more sharp division between the haves and have-nots, parity is not going anywhere.

That the well was capped and killed, and that the Gulf, though wounded, now looks much better, by many measures, than predicted and feared, is a triumph less of engineering (though it took that) than of politics.

Since the Pequots had previously been relatively peaceful with the English, Endecott's raid had the effect Gardiner predicted and feared.

However, the rule of law and the purported values of a new Europe advocated by Havel, Mazowiecki, and Popovic were betrayed, as they had predicted and feared.

As predicted, and feared, it gave greater powers to the president (prime minister) of the Council of Ministers to meddle in elections.

After years of rampant expansion, it's now in the throes of a long-predicted and feared slowdown and the West is rapidly losing faith in its ability to turn the economy around.

Stock prices and economic activity will rise in a "V" shape, not in a U-shaped, or more ominously L-shaped, fashion as many experts have predicted, and some of us have feared.

It's also important to note what hasn't happened in the first 10 or 12 days, some of the things that were predicted or feared but haven't happened so far.

Some had predicted, or feared, that an early exit from the tournament for Brazil would precipitate civil disturbances and a sudden lack of interest in the tournament.

Attorneys predict — and city officials fear — that Chicago's tab for police misconduct is about to climb just as the city seemed close to closing the books on cases tied to Burge and his so-called Midnight Crew.