Sentence examples for as we deemed from inspiring English sources
The phrase "as we deemed" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used when expressing a judgment or opinion that has been formed by a group or individual. Example: "The decision was made based on the evidence presented, as we deemed it necessary to take action."
Dr. Nemeroff said he and Dr. Schatzberg "scrutinized every page and rewrote and edited as we deemed necessary," keeping control of the final draft.
Chris the Cowboy — or as we deemed him later that night, the "Hottie from Chinati," as we gulped down our ranch waters at the Hotel Saint George bar where we stopped in for a drink after dinner — had walked away into the sunset.
Our approach differs from both studies, as we deemed it necessary to focus on a manageable set of journals for three reasons.
Finally, as we deemed the final radiology report of ET tube position as the reference standard, some may argue that the EP's preliminary read of ET tube position had validity as well.
CONSORT items under "discussion" were excluded as we deemed them to be too subjective to assess.
An oblique rotation was then applied, as we deemed it unlikely that radiographic variables at different joint sites would be entirely independent.
We have stated as much as we deem necessary to the answering of the question just put.
"That would strengthen them and as long as we deem a threat to this country we have to take precautions".
"You could say he has a desire to see the past as golden, to see people in the past as beneficent and loving as we deem ourselves to be today.
The facts, so far as we deem it necessary to state them, are as follows: For several hundred years prior to 1903,save for a comparatively brief period following the French Revolution,the Order of Carthusian Monks occupied the Monastery of the Grande Chartreuse, near Voiron, in the Department of Isere, in France.
"That would strengthen them and as long as we deem a threat to this country we have to take precautions". In Dublin, Michael Noonan, the leader of the opposition Fine Gael party, said there was now an opportunity to move on from the Good Friday agreement to the "Good Friday settlement".
