Sentence examples for deem it too from inspiring English sources

The buyout attempt could stall if shareholders deem it too low, or if an outside bidder emerges.

In December, the House adopted a plan with a provision to let federal regulators curb proprietary trading if they deem it too risky for banks.

That box — stuffed with "accounting or investments so complex and arcane that they remain unknown to most investors" — was so huge that Washington might deem it "too big to fail".

Many deem it too risky to try.

If we deem it too difficult to communicate radiation risk in medical imaging, we should not communicate it at all.

If there is such a celebrity effect in this data, however, we deem it too small to mention. Figure 3 The degree structure of the unit network.

"How do we go and tell a customer that the R.B.I. is mandating this?" This July, Beam Money relinquished its license, deeming it too much of a burden.

The boatman deemed it too rough and too dangerous.

They would have deemed it too badly mutilated.

But Washington argued against the idea, deeming it too "monarchical".

The friend, though, deemed it too cruel to pass this information on to the Kiplings.