Sentence examples for deemed on from inspiring English sources

A winner will be announced and the whole process will be deemed, on the one hand, a joke, a laughing stock, an embarrassment and on the other, a deserving honour for a supreme player who was the obvious choice to any right-minded individual.

For professionals determined to prevent teenagers deemed "on the edge of care" being removed from often initially unco-operative families, a dogged persistence is key.

HealthSouth, charged with overstating earnings by $1.4 billion since 1999 and assets by about $800 million, was deemed on Thursday to be in default on a $1.25 billion credit line.

His standing as a chef was deemed on the wane in some quarters, with the Gault-Millau 2003 Guide reducing his rating from 19 out of 20 to 17.

The Guardian has found:  Activists "seen on a regular basis" as well as those deemed on the "periphery" of demonstrations are included on the police databases, regardless of whether they have been convicted or arrested.

For instance, the ads have catchy themes that could be deemed on a par with "I'd walk a mile for a Camel" or "Only Viceroy has a thinking man's filter... a smoking man's taste".

This phenomenon represents an augmentation of "compiled" filtering with "interpreted" filtering -- the former representing specific sites deemed ex ante to be off-limits, with routers configured accordingly, and the latter representing data deemed on-the-fly, mechanically, to be off-limits, with corresponding temporary loss of access to the source of that data.

Concerns have been raised recently about A&E care - deemed to be on a "cliff-edge" by one NHS leader.

Two cases were deemed benign (one on review of diagnostic MRI and one case on second-look US).

Thesis 3, the only one also attributed to Hui Shi in the Xunzi, can be taken to illustrate the idea that things deemed different on one scale can be deemed the same on another.

'What would be selfish moaning in one's own house was deemed comedy on stage,' he says.