Sentence examples for be deemed superior from inspiring English sources

"So it's a logical progression that if the Malay is considered superior by the state to all others in Malaysia, then Islam will also be deemed superior to other religions," she said.

No particular flap design can be deemed superior as each has its own merits and risks.

The F-35 is often described as a fifth generation aircraft, and as such it could be deemed superior to the Typhoon.

Similarly, being a light smoker or nondaily smoker could be deemed superior to being a "pack-a-day" smoker or addicted daily smoker.

However, since results do not indicate that frequency or intensity terms can be deemed superior to the other regarding all three criteria evaluated in the present study but rather show a mixed picture there is no evidence that this potential bias might have affected the results systematically.

That was the first time advertising created under performance-based compensation plans was deemed superior.

These results proved to be statistically significant, and in turn Tl-201 scintigraphy was deemed superior to Ga-67 scintigraphy.

The city's 1968 building code did not allow fire escapes for new construction projects, with a few exceptions, because interior stairs were deemed superior.

The cult that grew up around him after his death was indistinguishable from the nascent culture of the "classical," in which the music of the past was deemed superior to the music of the present...

But they are manifestations of a cultural shift that happened after the so-called Judgment of Paris in 1976, in which a number of California wines were deemed superior to their French counterparts.

Microsoft received mixed reviews for the expensively developed new Windows 8 software that it had hoped would mark its design resurgence, though it did have the consolation that its graphic interface design was deemed superior to Apple's.