Sentence examples for deemed a commodity from inspiring English sources
The currency occupies a legal grey area in Venezuela: while in the US it is deemed a commodity, "there are no laws against or in favor of bitcoin in Venezuela.
Ruben Lameiras, once a team‑mate of Harry Kane in Tottenham's under-21 side, was deemed an unwanted commodity and found himself on trial at Oldham the Monday before Christmas.
While the market for purchasing single-fa m ily homes remains stagnant in the wake of the financial crisis, rental properties are a hot commodity and even deemed a new asset class.
If an LCA practitioner defines what degree of under/overestimation is acceptable for the global GHG of a commodity, then use of domestic data as a surrogate for the data on imported commodities used in the supply chain might be deemed a suitable alternative in a process LCA.
The game was deemed a sellout.
This has been deemed a fiasco.
The operation has been deemed a success.
"The surgery was deemed a success.
The array was subsequently deemed a loss.
"More and more in the marketplace, wealthy families are deeming certain services to be more of a commodity than we'd like to think," said Kurt P. Miscinski, president of HPM Partners, ticking off money management, custodian services, tax planning and compliance.
