Sentence examples for deemed potential from inspiring English sources

FOREIGNERS deemed potential protesters are being kept out of China during the Olympic games (August 8th-24th).

In exchange for giving up regional games -- by definition not attractive enough to be shown nationally -- CBS and Fox would get the ABC games deemed potential national downers.

Many are watched by teams of police officers charged with tracking the movements and activities of people deemed potential threats to the Communist Party.

To illustrate its protection prowess, the little Norton icon in the bottom right corner of my screen occasionally flashed to notify me of what it deemed potential attacks thwarted by the program.

A notice posted on the Aksu city government website this week offered awards of between 500 yuan (£5)and 500,000 yuan for providing information on what it deemed potential threats to social stability, ranging from unapproved preaching and sharing "reactionary" opinions online to murder and terrorist activities.

Peptides with antifungal properties are deemed potential drug candidates due to their rapid membrane-disrupting mechanism of action.

The other detainee deemed a potential hijacker, whose presence at Guantánamo has gone virtually unmentioned in public reports, is a Yemeni called Abu Bara.

Rouleau, 25, was among a group of 90 Canadians being monitored by authorities after they were deemed a potential threat to national security.

In Indiana, for example, firearms can be confiscated from people deemed a potential threat, whether or not they have a mental illness.

May 18 2008: It is alleged that the News of the World's source is the wife of an MI5 officer who is forced to resign because he is deemed a potential security risk following the revelations.

In another example a man in a diabetic coma on a bus was Tasered: slumped over his rucksack he was deemed a potential terrorist (despite the fact that a Taser could detonate any explosives).