Sentence examples for deemed extraordinary from inspiring English sources
Producers of wines deemed extraordinary define categories and set benchmarks.
We did not view her death as passive euthanasia, although we did agree to withhold treatment that was deemed extraordinary.
The particular dividend that Microsoft declared will create considerable uncertainty among ordinary investors because it probably -- but not certainly -- will be deemed extraordinary under American tax law.
As a cash-strapped student at Columbia University, the author of this sardonic, moving memoir discovers that her violin playing, deemed extraordinary at home in Appalachia, is merely mediocre in New York.
And by choosing a payout that was close to the limit of whether it will be deemed extraordinary or not, Microsoft has underlined the convoluted and complicated nature of those tax laws.
In an interview, deemed extraordinary by many in political circles, he claimed that GRA members had not falsified the number of tests but had merely "elevated" the figure.
The tape was aired more than once and the fracas was deemed sufficiently extraordinary to be lampooned in Private Eye.
If the federal government -- instead of the top one percent -- had taxed away that 13.5percentt of income from the bottom 99percentt over this period, it would have been deemed an extraordinary outrage.
From innovative menu options to plating and presentation to freshness, quality, and taste, The Daily Meal evaluated each restaurant's cuisine and only included the restaurants that were deemed to be extraordinary.
Originally from Jordan, Younis has lived in the Bay Area for the past two years on an EB-1 visa — a green card that is granted to those deemed to have "extraordinary ability". Though Jordan is not on Trump's list of countries whose citizens are banned from entering the U.S., it is a Muslim-majority nation, and it has given him pause.
