Sentence examples for was much feared from inspiring English sources
Levels of use were at historic highs, young people were dying of overdoses, used discarded needles were everywhere and HIV transmission was much feared.
At the top, Mien ignored the views 500 metres down, to explain how this strategic piece of road was much feared by US soldiers as the surrounding hills were riddled with hideouts for Viet Cong snipers.
In 17th-century Guernsey, Le Petit Albert was much feared.
A win by Hezbollah was much feared in Israel and by the United States, which has declared the group a "terrorist" organization, a designation with little real meaning except that it becomes a mandate to justify any Israeli military actions in Lebanon.
Whether the finding has to be seen as a positive one or not may remain unsolved, but it rules out a detrimental effect of sulfonylureas on CV risk, something that was much feared on the basis of nonselective effects of these agents on pancreatic and cardiac K-ATPase channels.
These snakes are much feared as they are extremely poisonous and fatal in most cases.
Most were fighting in eastern areas, like Carnia, where they were much feared for their toughness and ferocity.
The species Atrax robustus and A. formidabilis are large, brown bulky spiders that are much feared in southern and eastern Australia because of their venomous bites.
The noiades can perform both good and evil and formerly were much feared owing to their powers, which they also used to political and economic advantage.
But he knew that while Mitsubishi's capabilities in aerospace are much feared in Washington, they are poor business in Japan.
