Sentence examples for reasonably feared from inspiring English sources

They reasonably feared electoral defeat.

Other countries, such as Britain, with gaping structural deficits reasonably feared a similar fate.

A long delay, the PPP reasonably feared, would increase Mr Musharraf's agents' ability to manipulate the election in his favour.

This latest sentence follows his objection to doing community service in West Jerusalem, where he reasonably feared for his safety.

When North Korea disavowed the nonproliferation treaty in 1993 and threatened to turn Seoul into "a sea of fire," Americans reasonably feared a dangerous escalation of tensions.

She said they had believed that Ms. Sheehan reasonably feared she faced an imminent threat of bodily harm when she shot her husband the first time.

Indeed, you have a circumstance in which anyone would reasonably fear for his life.

What happened there is more a reflection of sickening, random evil than of something people should reasonably fear.

Pakistanis may reasonably fear that the latest debacle on their territory will encourage yet warmer ties between America and India.(Picture credit: AFP).

So have the trustees of many writers' estates, who reasonably fear that the settlement would harm the copyright protections that ensure income streams.

Booksellers and publishers might reasonably fear that the sale of a single e-book could result in it being shared or resold many times over, denying the author and publisher income from their product.