Sentence examples for deemed busy from inspiring English sources
Columbia Park and the 29 other Torrance city parks were deemed busy enough satisfying the citizens pleasure and recreation needs.
If a room's decorating is deemed busy, it is an insult.
In fact, we have a robust lexicon for people who are deemed not busy, unproductive.
Access in this setting was measured by whether facilities routinely deferred clients (i.e. turned clients away without assessment because the facility was deemed to be too busy to cope with the workload), whether they offered each programme component daily and whether assessment of clients presenting with symptoms suggestive of TB and STIs were prioritised.
In the same way that people are more inclined to go to a busy-looking cafe or shop, if a business is deemed to be popular online, displaying that popularity can have a similar effect offline.
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If a department became so busy that it was deemed "unsafe" by senior A&E staff, they would request a "divert", where ambulances would be redirected to other nearby A&E departments until the workload had been eased.
Most are extremely busy, and these activities are deemed of lower priority or are confined to after hours (doctor, DHB14).
Prior to the phase 1 pilot study, the trauma centre had attempted to implement a comprehensive trauma registry with a complex data collection form and numerous data fields to collect; however, it was deemed to be overly complicated for this busy hospital setting.
Focus group interviews were conducted because these were deemed to be most effective for engaging with busy GPs.
Due to the fact that ethics approval was not needed for this quality improvement project, no power situation occurred (faculty interviewed faculty); no sensitive information was gathered and to accommodate the busy schedules of clinical physicians, this was deemed to be a fair indication of their approval.
