Sentence examples for deem of from inspiring English sources

On both sides of the Atlantic, companies that do not want change in an area they deem of vital importance have been pleading with politicians to do something.

Mr. Levinson said that Apple's board regularly discussed the matter of succession at the company and that "if there is new information we deem of import to disclose, that will happen".

Wives snub those they deem of lower status, campaign against spittoons and bare feet, and struggle to stay composed while they witness fights to the death between tigers and buffaloes staged by native rulers to honour their husbands.Life out there was hazardous for them, too.

The Feds — the NSA would seem the most logical agency —then analyze the data to mine for information they deem of interest.

In addition, we assume that due to higher labeling efficiency, realization of kit labeling procedures will be much simpler using TRAP conjugates, which we deem of importance for the aforementioned possibility of global implementation of 68Ga-PET.

The weekly reports contain short summaries of matters that the agencies deem of interest that week.

The changes, however, were deemed of "medium" priority.

Cross-tabulating, there were five that all three of us deemed of high quality.

The remainder was spent on projects that the study deemed of regional benefit.

There you will have Helen to yourself and will be deemed of the household of Zeus.

Only 24% is deemed of outstanding natural beauty; 5% is of special scientific interest; 1% is country park.