Sentence examples for deemed enough from inspiring English sources
Forty minutes between trains is deemed enough.
Friendship has been deemed enough, and that was all one insider got, although cash was paid to the person he tipped.
Until the "pause" a junior minister, Anne Milton, an ex-nurse, had been deemed enough for Liverpool where she was politely received on Tuesday.
It's required a five-year surveillance operation to land Gristina and she is deemed enough of a flight risk that bail has been set at $2m.
It, too, had problems — it could be set off by the sound of jangling keys or rattling coins — but was deemed enough of an improvement on its predecessor to be brought to market in 1956.
When I was training to be a chef, my tutor was strict about burning leeks – even the slightest bit of colour was deemed enough to render the allium "unpassable".
Only the lat ter was deemed big enough and strong enough, and there were indications it would be willing.
He is a player who at a lot of clubs would not be deemed big enough or strong enough.
She described not being deemed black enough for black acting roles or white enough for white roles.
We are deemed intelligent enough to think independently.
