Sentence examples for deem deserving from inspiring English sources

Stop concentrating resources in elite institutions that (with questionable accuracy) award admission to those whom they deem deserving.

Government authority is experienced most acutely at the level of interpersonal interaction, in which certain agents are endowed with the power of the state to coerce certain citizens they deem deserving of heightened scrutiny.

If hired, they were offered, on average, $11,000 less in starting salary and were much less likely to be deemed deserving of promotion.

Mr. Dennison said he loved the job, taking pride in having an impact on people's lives — freeing those he deemed deserving, leaving caged those he determined were dangerous.

IDS might like the idea of handing it over to tenants he deems deserving, creating an (albeit small) generation of grateful homeowners, but his ideas have no legal basis.

Those rights, of course, apply to all and not just those who society deems deserving.

After all, the folks gathered in Zuccotti Park are probably keenly aware that some mass movements have been deemed deserving of corporate media sponsorship and co-branding.

Using particular substances (e.g. heroin) has not only been deemed deserving of social disapproval and moral condemnation, but society has also defined such behaviors as crimes.

Time was when quarterbacks were rarely deemed deserving of the top pick.

They would take certificates of stocks that had lost their value in the 1929 crash and hurl them at a person deemed deserving of insult.

And what's doubly strange to me is that, with notable exceptions such as Nicole Kidman and her proboscis in The Hours, this particular syndrome seems to affect male leads as much – if not more than – women (maybe because, the culture being what it is, women deemed deserving of the biopic treatment are often attractive to begin with).