Sentence examples for deemed ideal from inspiring English sources

Nouvelle Vague's lounge reading of 'Teenage Kicks' and soulman Allen Toussaint's 'Get Out My Life Woman' were deemed ideal for a man of the Patient's vintage, while Lone Pigeon's 'Concubine Rice' wears its regard for the Beatles on its sleeve.

An isolated part of the coast, it was deemed ideal for weapons research from the First World War onwards;  in the 1930s and 1940s it was an experimental station for bombs and bombers; and then from the 1950s onwards it performed the same function, even more secretly, for Britain's nuclear weapons.

In post-Aristotelian writing that distinction is blurred again: artistic imitation is conceived as appropriation of classical literary models, which are deemed ideal representations of nature.

This test was deemed ideal to determine the usefulness of this technique to identify acquired DNA with an associated phenotype.

More specifically, we describe what are considered the institutional features of GHG, how it is problematised, and what forms and functions are deemed ideal.

Blasted surface roughness with S a values ranging from 0.6 to 2.1  μm is deemed ideal for the implant's osseointegration [ 9].

It's a tool I immediately deem ideal for backpacking.

Therefore, DPSCs are deemed as ideal stem cell sources for tissue regeneration.

"Harvard needs and deserves a faculty based on more than what was deemed the ideal more than 50 years ago," he said.

Because of her age and the nature of her disease, she has been deemed an ideal candidate.

But the 6-foot-1, 241-pounder wasn't deemed an ideal fit in Lovie Smith's system, which requires the "mike" linebacker to drop in coverage frequently, opposed to the Bucs' previous defense, which kept Foster in the box more.