Sentence examples for deemed obvious from inspiring English sources

Many of these incremental improvements will now be deemed obvious.

The opening night of the tour received scathing reviews, mostly aimed at Carey's deemed "obvious" stage-fright and failure to make a connection with the crowd.

A former member of Mensa — "I scored in the highest level," he says — he will reply to questions whose answers he deems obvious with the phrase "Yuh think?" or just "Duh!" But his enthusiasm is irrepressible.

Many stars receive frequent sniping in gossip columns for having operations deemed too obvious.

While the combinations themselves can be patented, legal challenges could arise if the combination is deemed too obvious.

Lancia, which was sorely in need of new products, was deemed the most obvious fit.

Therefore, multivariate cost analyses were also run using only the conditions that were deemed to be obvious chronic conditions identifiable in the database.

If there are not 200 well-conserved orthologous families within the set of genomes – for example if the set includes a mix of eubacteria and archaea – then the program returns only as many families as are deemed to be obvious homology (approximately 30% pairwise identity).

A call came over at 10 03 a.m. that in a passenger-screening section of Kennedy International Airport, a woman was being held because she was deemed to be "an obvious threat".

In a criminal case, any private communication, contact, or tampering directly or indirectly, with a juror during a trial about the matter pending before the jury is, for obvious reasons, deemed presumptively prejudicial, if not made in pursuance of known rules of the court and the instructions and directions of the court made during the trial, with full knowledge of the parties.

The focal point of the Super Bike's superness is a four-inch touchscreen that sits up front, between the handlebars, running what the company has deemed "Bike OS" (for obvious reasons) atop Android.