Sentence examples for broadly deemed from inspiring English sources

These attacks were broadly deemed indiscriminate, as the munitions were fired into areas where civilians were trapped by the siege.

With the exception of an emerging body of Chinese journals, local-language publications are broadly deemed lower tier — even those published in European-origin languages such as Spanish, Portuguese or French.

Uncomfortable from the start with the rise of Islamists, even if by a vote broadly deemed democratic, the White House and Congress increasingly viewed Mr. Morsi as autocratic and even incompetent.

And so the Obama campaign was broadly deemed to have "stumbled out of the gates".

Foreign banks involved in derivative deals with American companies also could adhere to their own country's rules as long as those rules are deemed broadly comparable to Dodd-Frank rules.

All buff men, the actors are to be congratulated for bravery in a production that isn't likely to be deemed broadly commercial many places.

Analysis of the radiation-sensitive plates confirmed that there had been a very low radioactive flux inside the spacecraft, and the six ablative materials tested were all deemed broadly satisfactory despite some difficulty comparing them to each other.

Additionally, physicians are subject to a wide array of clinical directives – a 2006 study [ 29] identified over 340 AAP policy statements alone, of which 57 were deemed broadly relevant to pediatric practice.

Although there were subtle differences in trial inclusion criteria and diagnostic criteria, baseline characteristics were broadly similar and are deemed to be generally reflective of IPF patients with mild-to-moderate disease seen in clinical practice.

In short: Anyone who receives compensation for providing retirement advice must put their clients' "best interest" first, as opposed to recommending products that are deemed to be broadly "suitable" but that compensate advisers more than competing low-fee investment funds.

Silicon Valley companies and the Justice Department backed Samsung, warning that companies could be held broadly liable for what they deemed minor infringement.