Sentence examples for deem which from inspiring English sources

Microsoft and e-commerce platform Deem, which is still better known under its previous name of Rearden Commerce, have inked a partnership that will allow Microsoft to distribute Deem's large inventory of local deals on its properties.

Most castes were deemed "backward," which meant that they were consigned to menial jobs.

People deemed intellectual — which might mean simply that they wore eyeglasses — were tortured or murdered outright.

There have been, however, several trends away from this harsh rule in situations deemed exceptional which have finally led to recent legislation overturning it.

Facebook's decision to remove any photos it deems obscene, which essentially translates to a fully exposed breast, has spurned the ire of breastfeeding mothers across the country.

Daschle signaled a willingness to fight for whatever the senators deemed necessary, which turned out to be a separate $20 billion for New York alone.

But GM and Chrysler won't qualify unless they're deemed viable, which is still in doubt.

As a public company, Comcast will need to disclose the purchase price only if it is deemed "material," which is a somewhat subjective standard.

Second, an independent agency, probably governmental, may determine the eligibility and issue vouchers to those deemed eligible, which could be redeemed by any employer who hires the worker.

Many flooded mines were deemed condemned which left the local economy crippled.

These warnings remain in place until the location's deemed safe, which in some cases may take several years.