Sentence examples for be deemed not from inspiring English sources

If that's a British manager, they'd be deemed not so good.

In time, however, Wolmar thinks they'd be deemed not really necessary.

In most cases, the company will be deemed not to have any affiliates that might make it too big for a grant.

While vampirism isn't illegal, or not included in Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders (DSM), self-identified vampires worry they may be deemed not competent to perform in typical social roles, including careers and parenting, or even be hospitalized.

Now we learn that Mr. Goldstein may be deemed not sufficiently ill enough to deserve appropriate psychiatric treatment in a hospital but rather may languish in the New York State prison system, where such treatment is minimal.

The law may be contentious on the issue of whether someone who has made their ground can subsequently then be deemed not to have done so, and the outcome divided opinion, particularly given the shadows cast by the lights, although Fry's pictures will have been clearer than those available to TV audiences and on the big screen.

Each was deemed not to have SARS.

Some, though, were deemed not qualified.

Personal essays have evidently been deemed not worth the trouble.

The chandelier had been deemed not yet safe for hanging.

This was deemed not in the best interests of competition.