Sentence examples for deemed outrageous from inspiring English sources

Their actions should not be deemed outrageous or exotic or refreshing just because they're Chinese.

But it was deemed outrageous that any nation so close to US borders should cleave to a "hostile" ideological allegiance.

But because of what the Supreme Court deemed outrageous behavior by prosecutors, the justices said another trial would amount to placing Mr. Smith in double jeopardy.

Compensation of CEOs has long been the subject of arguments and generally deemed outrageous.

In July 2011, prosecutor Scott Garland working under U.S. Attorney Carmen Ortiz, a politician with her eye on the governor's mansion, charged Swartz with four counts of felony misconduct -- charges that were deemed outrageous by internet experts who understood the case, and wholly unnecessary by the parties Swartz was accused of wronging.

The series will be called "We Got to Do Better," which is also the tag line for the site, which uses photographs and commentary to critique what it deems outrageous behavior in some black neighborhoods.

Russell Coutts, the team's chief executive officer, deemed it "outrageous".

She deemed it "outrageous" last week and called on Mylan to immediately lower its price.

As Gomperts plans to stage a legal procedure against what she deems an "outrageous" new law, it will be interesting to see what channels the Dutch government has inadvertently opened by attempting to ground her ship.

Our waiter deemed every dish "outrageous," which we found amusing, if not always accurate.

But if you are rumbled for uttering something deemed to be outrageous, there is an unwritten rule that you need to then say "mea culpa" in order to survive.