Sentence examples for deemed probably from inspiring English sources

The European commission plans to give a new 15-year lease to a controversial weedkiller that was deemed "probably carcinogenic to humans" by the World Health Organisation's International Agency for Research on Cancer (IARC).

In a last-minute decision, the European commission agreed an 18-month extension permitting the use of glyphosate, a key ingredient of Roundup that has been deemed "probably carcinogenic" by a World Health Organisation study.

A decision on whether to extend the license for glyphosate's use in Europe is pending, but earlier this year, it was deemed "probably carcinogenic to humans" in a preliminary report from the WHO's International Agency for Research on Cancer IARCCancer IARC

"I usually generalize it and say I like to write songs about boys, but it's more than that," she said over a breakfast of what she deemed "probably the best French toast I've had in my life," along with a couple of scrambled eggs and a glass of fresh orange juice.

The majority of errors were deemed probably (33%) or definitely (66%) preventable.

Only two SAEs were deemed probably related and two possibly related.

The European establishment, as conventional wisdom would deem, probably had invited Havel and I to praise the old-Europe as the Czech Republic and BiH had obvious aspirations and need to become part of the family.

WHO's cancer arm has deemed it "probably carcinogenic to humans", although the European Food Safety Authority disagrees.

This is not a holiday, it's a concentration camp!" 16/24 "Britain's nuclear submarines have been deemed unsafe… probably because they don't have wheel-chair access".

There were 34 adverse events deemed possibly, probably, or definitely related to the VizAblate System or overall procedure over a 12-month period.

All AEs deemed possibly, probably or definitely related to vaccination have been reported.