Sentence examples for deemed last from inspiring English sources

Black Lives Matter Minneapolis quickly deemed last Monday's shooting "a planned hate crime and an act of terrorism against activists".

There were many that deemed last night's Super Bowl as the "Beyonce Bowl" and for good reason, the "Love on Top" singer was sensational.

PAGE A19 REVISITING A CONVICTION Arizona's clemency board deemed last year that the sentence of William Macumber, who was convicted and sentenced to life in prison for the murder of a young couple, was "a miscarriage of justice" and unanimously recommended that Mr. Macumber be freed.

The family deemed this year's parade quite acceptable but was surprised when it ended rather early, around 10 30 a.m.

It also agreed to pay as much as $214 million more if a generic version of Angiomax reached the market before June 15 , 2015 because the extension application was deemed late.

Friday 14 December is now deemed Christmas Jumper Day, for which people are encouraged to wear their most embarrassing jumpers to raise money for the charity.

A man accused of killing five people in a racially motivated shooting rampage was deemed today to be incompetent to stand trial.

Special report: Mercury music prize 2004 Mercury music prize official site Review: Dizzee Rascal's follow-up Good to hear that satellite heavy-metal channel Scuzz has deemed next week Rock Death Week.

Respondents deemed between 12%-16 12%-16mpanies generating revenues to be essentially "worthless" and deemed 20%-26% of their pre-revenue investments to be "worthless".

So I did that, along with Anthony Ha and Hayden Lynch of Thrillist, who partnered with GE to concoct what the companies have deemed 10^32 K, a hot sauce (and extremely effective promotional gimmick) they're calling "apocalyptically hot".

Johnny Depp deemed 2015's most overpaid actor by Forbes.