Sentence examples for anyway deemed from inspiring English sources

Mrs Ravalomanana was anyway deemed by many to be unqualified to run because she had not resided in Madagascar for the required six months before her bid.

Crawley enjoyed themselves winning individual battles all over the pitch, Jamie Cook making John O'Shea look quite silly on one memorable occasion, though the sum of their efforts was a David Hunt shot that went narrowly wide and an attempted overhead kick from Tubbs that flew over Anders Lindegaard's bar and was anyway deemed dangerous play by the officials.

"I've been using these for three years," Janet told the guard, but he banned them anyway, deeming them "prohibited ocular amplification". .

Botanists are already taking extreme measures to save the plants — those species deemed useful, anyway.

Man's directors argued not (and were later vindicated: plus 15% followed in 2010) but a second engine was deemed necessary anyway.

Facebook has so far resisted pre-roll advertising (on its own site, anyway), which it deems "interruptive" to viewers.

Facebook has so far resisted pre-roll advertising (on its own site, anyway), which it deems  "interruptive" to viewers.

For one night, anyway, the lecture hall was deemed obsolete.

It will quickly spread to pan-continental championships, such as the European Champions League at which point clubs in countries that don't use the technology will be compelled to install it anyway for fear of being deemed unfit to stage a Champions League match.Technology is also likely to spread from the goal-line to the rest of the field.

Blackburn break forward again after a crunching tackle from Tom Adeyemi, and Craig Conway's bouncing cross is almost diverted goalwards by Jordan Rhodes, but he is deemed to be offside anyway.

Because of that, and because he deemed her fear unreasonable anyway, the charges against Elliott were dismissed.