Sentence examples for are deeming from inspiring English sources
verb
To judge; pass judgement on; sentence; doom.
There is little to no chance that what needs to happen for these teams to enter into what we are deeming, 'the pack' will actually take place.
"More and more in the marketplace, wealthy families are deeming certain services to be more of a commodity than we'd like to think," said Kurt P. Miscinski, president of HPM Partners, ticking off money management, custodian services, tax planning and compliance.
Industry observers are deeming this new breed of telcos as "Melcos". What, exactly is a Melco and how is it different than a traditional telco?
The Hill – The Department of Energy is seeking comment on plans to invest in the development of small-scale, modular coal plants they are deeming the "power plants of the future". Pacific Standard – As the Trump administration attempts to roll back regulations on coal ash ponds, a new report highlights the dangers posed by storing toxic waste next to rivers.
Now, some employers are deeming them unsuitable candidates as well?
It's an approach experts are deeming "the wrong way around", but with a mental-health system starved of funding and antidepressants cheaper than ever, is there any other option?
Autopsy rates are deemed inadequate.
Such differences are deemed to be important.
Not all donations are deemed appropriate.
These levels are deemed adequate for haemostasis.
These numbers are deemed exaggerations.
