Sentence examples for deemed late from inspiring English sources

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.

In situations deemed "late and close" -- the seventh inning or later with the batting team ahead by one run, tied, or with the tying run on base, at bat or on deck, according to Stats, LLC -- Wright hit.286 last season, 21 points below his career average.

Until recently, the picture would have been deemed too late for its style.

Lazily, any Olympic books have been deemed too late for entry.

Altman's one-day stint with the Razorbacks — after what he deemed a late change of heart — ultimately altered the direction of three programs.

I've written articles that were sharply critical of certain games that had day-before or day-of review embargoes, which I deemed too late to inform those wanting to purchase a title, but this?

Following the crash, United Airlines canceled 12 flights to San Francisco, and 50 flights on the route were deemed "excessively late," according to Hatanaka.

In the end, iFixit deemed the latest model a 7 out of 10 in regards to ease of repair with 10 being the easiest.

Poseidon Vice President Scott Maloni said Coastal Commission staff has deemed the latest application incomplete.

Because of the wet soil conditions, we would not have been able to plant wheat after soybean until mid-November, which we deemed as too late in New York.

Hitchcock's, of course, and vehicles for Monroe, Wayne, Hepburn, Dean and anyone else deemed at this late date to be an icon.