Sentence examples for deem more from inspiring English sources
That Israelis would rather vote for leaders they deem more like themselves is no vice.
A few credit card companies have also moved to reduce the credit limits of customers they deem more risky.
It's a throwback, as all New York cocktails are these days, but from what cocktail historians would deem more "recent" history: the 1930's.
The rise in consumers choosing to buy from the businesses they deem more ethical, or worthwhile, or simply matching their own values demonstrates that.
Not one but two biographers have now made it their mission to resurrect a life and career that, without making exorbitant claims, they deem more interesting than her lackluster place in film history would suggest.
Mr. Riley, who is 73, and his fellow leaders from the San Carlos, Tonto and Yavapai tribes say they are morally bound to demand the designations they deem more respectful.
A company that is deemed more risky will pay more.
Even Gabon's Libreville is deemed more expensive than Tokyo.
Metrics that are deemed more important carry greater weight.
Risk management has never been deemed more important.
Fifa's sponsors, though, are deemed more reachable.
