Sentence examples for deemed grave from inspiring English sources

The bird's injuries — head trauma, a droopy wing and some inflammation — were not deemed grave.

"Every possible effect of MetLife's imminent insolvency was summarily deemed grave enough to damage the economy," Judge Rosemary M. Collyer wrote in her opinion.

Of the 13 families who have newly applied for assistance for their children already attending Calhoun, four have been rejected because their financial situations are not deemed grave enough to warrant aid.

Most apocalyptic was the education minister, Naftali Bennett, leader of the far right Bayit Yehudi, who warned: "The history books have been rewritten again today, and this period will be deemed particularly grave and dangerous".

So far as I know no client ever objected or asked for a more detailed explanation, and had they done so, I suspect the senior partner would have deemed it a grave breach of trust.

In a passionate defense of his reputation, Mr. Rangel dared colleagues to expel him — when all ethics committee members initially wanted was for him to accept a reprimand for a series of obviously grave missteps deemed embarrassing to the House.

It highlighted inept border officials who allowed one of his wives to pass into Iran, inept municipal officials who failed to spot the unusual construction at his house, intelligence officials who hoarded information, and senior police officials who it deemed guilty of a "grave dereliction of duty".

However, following Wednesday's events, President Obama has only deemed the incident "of grave concern" and stated that despite the mounting evidence of Assad's brutality, the United States should not "rush" into another costly war.

But it appears that both Kamensky and Graves are deemed highly replaceable on Messier's line.

Israel raised Hamas as a major sticking point to the whole process, and elevated Hamas from a mole hill to a mountain by deeming it a grave national security threat that didn't recognize Israel: at the time Hamas was only a very small resistance group, and the false recognition only made matters worse for Israel as Hamas gained strength.

"Research 2000," "Pharos Research Group," "TCJ Research" — that's right, these are the graves of pollsters deemed too unreliable for their polls to be included in the FiveThirtyEight average.