Sentence examples similar to deemed offer from inspiring English sources

Take, for example, Advanta, the sponsor of ideablob, a program that fosters new business ideas by offering $10,000 to those deemed to offer the most interesting and worthy business idea each month.

§ 16.4 Communications not deemed an offer.

The plan creates tiers of doctors, and employees who use physicians deemed to offer high-quality care at low price will pay the least for their medical care.

Amylin deemed the offer too low, though the company's stock had remained below the price until news of the bid emerged in news reports over recent weeks.

Bondholders will fight to protect their investments, particularly if they hold "general obligation" bonds, which are usually deemed to offer the best security.

The 500 or so to be released under the program announced Wednesday have been deemed to offer a low risk of getting involved in attacks.

More than 135 works by 95 artists from around the country will be shown through June 9 in a format deemed to offer participating artists broader representation.

This costing system explains why successive governments want to invest in high-speed rail rather than cycle lanes, and why multibillion pound road schemes which cut two minutes off your journey are deemed to offer value for money.

The head of Bragman Nyman Cafarelli – whose celebrity clients include Cameron Diaz and Jessica Alba – tried to buy back the 125-person firm about two months ago but was rebuffed after Interpublic management deemed the offer too low.

Some 100 sites were considered as locations for ground missiles, before this was narrowed down to the six final sites which were deemed to offer the best possible protection to the Olympic Park and surrounding area against any air threat.

Only Sleepypod's Clickit Utility Harness consistently kept dogs from launching off the seat; it was the only restraint deemed to offer substantial protection to all passengers including the dog.