Sentence examples for accurately deemed from inspiring English sources

This so-called "guidance" could be more accurately deemed "lawmaking through blog post" because it did not have to go before the public for comment and it was never voted on by Congress even though it could have destroyed the work arrangements that have driven the sharing economy's growth.

Unless, of course, you believe this was an inevitable implosion, now signaling those with creative guts to discover modern solutions to this labor problem in what a close friend recently (and accurately) deemed "a free market slowly turning into a Swedish style sort of state-sponsored capitalism".

In almost a year of Wall Street Journal articles, just nine out of 48 articles were deemed to accurately reflect the state of the science.

Intuitively, when the anchors' coordinates are known accurately, they can be deemed to be ordinary sensor nodes, except with infinite mass, so that they will not update their coordinates.

Where the number of questionnaires collected was less than the number delivered at face-to-face contact, the total delivered was deemed to accurately reflect the number of people living in the household.

The ability to accurately read the colour was deemed as a measure of self-control.

Mickey, moreover, is brazenly naked, his genitalia accurately depicted alongside what some deemed "phallic" milk bottles and creamy baking ingredients.

It was deemed difficult to do accurately, and, in addition, specific numbers could imply precise prognosis.

He – accurately in the mind of most people – deemed Samsung's products "not as cool" as Apple's.

The success of the approach will also stand or fall on how quickly and accurately Google is able to identify content deemed a problem — and policing user-generated content at such scale is a very hard problem.

Nodules less than 1 cm are deemed too small to be accurately evaluated and three monthly US is suggested to assess nodule growth.