Sentence examples for author deems from inspiring English sources

(The article includes a list of titles the author deems most influential). He spent hundreds of hours taking online courses.

Images of Asia"Branding the key to Asian survival and sustainability"By Paul Temporal (Saïd Business School)"The pursuit of longevity and sustainability has always been a powerful part of Asian cultural thinking", and yet "there are few truly global Asian brands", something the author deems necessary for long-term business success in the global economy.

In the interim, when an eligibility criterion refers to such an effect, it should provide the set of medications that the author deems to be causative, to avoid different investigators using different sets.

The winner is the author deemed to best fulfil Alfred Nobel's desire to reward "the most outstanding work in an ideal direction".

It also includes five early unpublished stories, found in the Purdy papers at Yale — the earliest dating from the 1930s — and two recent stories that John Uecker, Mr. Purdy's literary executor, says the author deemed ready for publication.

Anyone who regards "Hay Fever" as the height of triviality might well reconsider that judgment after revisiting "Fallen Angels". Even the author deemed it "extremely slight". Nevertheless, in the 60 years since it was written, it has become one of Coward's more popular comedies, principally as a vehicle for the actresses cast in the two leading roles.

The original article included a list of what the author deemed tax increases that included allowing a $250 tax credits for teachers buying supplies to expire, for example.

She thought it provided valuable insight about the outside forces shaping the opioid crisis in their community and explained why the author deemed Appalachia the canary in our societal coal mine for opioids.

In addition, the Flying Spaghetti Monster was mentioned in an article footnote of the Harvard Civil Rights-Civil Liberties Law Review as an example of evolution "enter[ing] the fray in popular culture", which the author deemed necessary for evolution to prevail over intelligent design.

But since you have all the qualities Flaubert (Madame Bovary's author) deemed necessary for a happy life: "To be stupid, and selfish, and to have good health are the three requirements for happiness; though if stupidity is lacking, the others are useless".

The authors deem that no modeling method actually allows to completely describe all the aspects of a manufacturing system: each method is capable to represent manufacturing systems from specific and, whatsoever, partial views.