Sentence examples for deemed over from inspiring English sources

In a recent speech, Jeh Johnson, then the Department of Defense general counsel, discussed a future "tipping point" at which Al Qaeda would be so decimated that the armed conflict would be deemed over.

I'm not sure how unhinged you can go to be deemed over the top when playing a serial killer.

A 1997 policy initiative to discount fees paid to new FPs practicing in areas deemed over supplied did result in a decrease in the proportion of FM graduates practicing in metropolitan areas.

The Steam Machine PCs (which Valve doesn't make, it just provides the feature set) are deemed over-priced, and the controller … well, folks just think it's odd.

The startup claims that in the U.K. alone, one in five people are deemed over-indebted, and a third of people are only able to pay off the minimum balance on their cards each month.

Tagore was deemed over-rated by some.

Stories about black Santa, the "Duck Dynasty" scandal, problems with the Obamacare website and Pope Francis were also deemed over-covered, while Hayes and his guests said issues like Medicaid, immigration and unemployment were largely under-covered this year.

In that work, an odds ratio of greater than 1.23 is deemed over-represented and less than 0.78 is deemed under-represented.

In previous work that analyzed structural motifs only [16] [18], the undirectional two-node motif was found to be unremarkable, while the bi-directional motif was deemed over-represented [16], [18] with respect to an ensemble of edge-randomized networks.

Yet it is empowered to take drastic action, should it decide reforms are necessary not least breaking up any firms it deems over-mighty.Ofgem's decision to call in the CMA is good news for the government, which now has a stronger defence against claims that it is not protecting householders from spiralling energy costs.

Annotations falling within the 75th percentile of their corresponding summary statistics were deemed as over-represented.